Federica Mogherini: 'EU must talk more to Arab states'
European Union foreign ministers have agreed to work more closely with Arab countries following the Islamist attacks in Paris and the discovery of a jihadist cell in Belgium.
After a meeting in Brussels, the EU foreign affairs chief, Federica Mogherini, said the threat was spreading worldwide and an alliance was needed to tackle it.
She said the EU needed to increase its capacity to communicate with Arabic-speaking populations abroad and within Europe.
19 Jan 2015