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  • NATO conducts combat readiness assessment of Macedonian army
  • Experts see deeper problem behind 'blonde angel' case
  • Experts concerned over lawsuits against media
  • Greece, Turkey face rift over mosques, muftis
  • Greece targets counterfeit goods, sellers
  • Serbia, Croatia join forces in military projects

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Identification, regional co-operation will stem threat of extremistsIdentification, regional co-operation will stem threat of extremists

Militants from the Balkans who go to Syria to join opposition forces present a regional security threat when they return home, experts said.

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Experts are worried about 'radicalised' Balkan citizens who go to Syria to fight. What is the best reason for citizens to stay home and avoid the conflict?

Citizens should focus on building peaceful communities at home.
Extremism is not consistent with the teachings of moderate Islam.
People who fight in the Syrian war will likely face monitoring from police when they return.
All of the above.
None of the above.



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