Europol warns Iran crisis raises threat of terror, extremism and cyberattacks
The terror threat could be heightened by individuals acting alone or small cells acting on their own initiative, Europol spokesman Jan Op Gen Oorth said.
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Venezuela suspends 19 oil, gas production-sharing contracts signed under Maduro, sources say
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Pakistan's patience with Afghanistan has 'run out,' Defense Minister announces 'open confrontation'
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US charges former F-35 pilot for training China's air force
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US ramps up Afrikaner refugee intake with 4,500 monthly goal despite global cap
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US warns Syria against using Chinese telecom technology over national security concerns
The message was conveyed during an unreported meeting between a US State Department team and the Syrian Communications Minister, Abdulsalam Haykal, in San Francisco.
