The EU is fast-tracking regulation to monitor the manufacture and sale of fertiliser and any other materials which can be used to produce homemade bombs after the Oslo bomb attack.
The decision was made during a meeting attended by the Terrorist Working Party, the Centre on Global Counter-Terrorism Cooperation, the Norwegian authorities and other key European state representatives. Contributors to the debates that have preceded the decision include Europol, the European External Action Service, the European Commission and a selection of other, smaller counter-terrorism groups.…
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