June 22nd, 2020
France24 invited Yan St-Pierre to discuss what’s going to happen with the 10 repatriated children of suspected jihadist fighters from a Syrian refugee camp.
Yan St-Pierre, counter-terrorism advisor and CEO of Mosecon, says a big question facing France and other European countries is whether a suitable environment can be provided to deal with the trauma and issues the children might have.
https://www.spiegel.de/panorama/justiz/berlin-gegner-der-corona-massnahmen-zuenden-sprengsatz-a-00000000-0002-0001-0000-000173743539#ref=rss
The Debate tonight 7:10 pm with @MOSECON_Yan - discussing among other things the #NiceAttack
🇫🇷🎄For now, the official end date for this second lockdown is December 1. But reports say the government may extend the lockdown to 8 or 12 weeks.
Can #Christmas still be saved?
#F24Debate discusses with @MOSECON_Yan, @moreauchevrolet, @InesSeddikii & Viviane Kovess-Masfety.
More specifically, perpetrating the attack alone does not mean the attacker planned everything on his own, but the likelyhood of broader coordinated attacks is reduced due to recent terrorist tactics & increased focus by security forces on broader plots.
While #France 🇫🇷 is reeling after the #niceattack, the police in #Avignon have shot dead a man who was wielding a weapon.
@MOSECON_Yan counter-terrorism consultant said the men likely acted alone, given the increased difficulty of planning and carrying out coordinated attacks ⤵️
Two men accused of being behind terror attacks in 2015 that targeted foreigners in #Mali have gone on trial in the capital, #Bamako https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-54690572
