European, South Asian countries need to adopt a multifaceted response to counter terrorism: Think tank ANI | Updated: Jan 27, 2021 02:47 IST
Amsterdam [Netherlands], January 27 (ANI): The discourse on security has shifted from traditional security issues such as inter-State conflict and nuclear war to non-traditional threats by non-State actors such as the Al-Qaeda, IS and Lashkar-e-Taiba. European and South Asian countries need to adopt a multifaceted response to counter it, said a European think tank.
According to the European Foundation for South Asian Studies (EFSAS), terrorism has emerged as one of the key features defining national and regional security discourses and practices in recent decades.
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Australian authorities are seeking to extradite ‘Asia's El Chapo’ Tse Chi Lop, after his connections to a drug syndicate landed him in cuffs at the hands of Dutch Police.
IOM Supports Facility Upgrades and Provides Essential Equipment to the Most Frequently Used Point of Entry in Lao People’s Democratic Republic
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Lao People’s Democratic Republic – On 22 January, the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the Ministry of Public Security (MoPS) observed upgraded facilities and handed over essential equipment to Wattay International Airport, following the completion of the joint mapping assessment and trainings of frontline officials across three points of entry (PoEs) in the previous year.
The team observed 12 newly installed handwashing stations, 30 protective glass shields at immigration counters, cybersecurity lanes and 12 LED screens for display of COVID-19 information and handed over five computers, one projector, two cameras and four printers for enhanced operational preparedness and response capacities of frontline officials to COVID-19. Lao-Thai Friendship Bridge I and Luang Prabang Airport also benefited from the supp
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His organisation allegedly dominates $93 billion-a-year Asia-Pacific drug trade
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AMSTERDAM/SYDNEY: Dutch police have arrested the alleged leader of a large Asian drug syndicate who is listed as one of the world s most-wanted fugitives and has been compared to Mexican drug lord Joaquin El Chapo Guzman.
Tse Chi Lop, a China-born Canadian national, was detained on Friday at the request of Australian police, who led an investigation that found his organisation dominates the US$70 billion (S$93 billion)-a-year Asia-Pacific drug trade, Dutch police spokesman Thomas Aling said on Saturday.
Tse, 56, is expected to be extradited after appearing before a judge, Mr Aling said, adding that his arrest by national police took place without incident at Amsterdam s Schiphol Airport.