Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande at the site of the Berlin truck attack. Photo: DPAParis and Berlin are looking to create a European centre for the fight against religious radicalisation, the French and German interior ministers said on Wednesday. "We have decided to propose a working group for fighting and preventing radicalisation," French Interior Minister Bruno Le Roux told a news conference in Paris. "We will take the common initiative of proposing a European centre for sharing best practices on this issue which is a concern for the whole of Europe," he said. The centre would offer access to counterterror experts, scientists and possibly even to those who have turned their back on radicalism and are now working to prevent it, he said.

Source: The Local March 16, 2017 07:52 UTC