Clinton: More Europe can do to help U.S. combat terrorism(Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday the attack in Brussels that killed more than 30 people is the “latest brutal reminder” that more must be done to defeat Islamic State militants, including by European Union member countries. In an address at Stanford University in California, Clinton said the United States and Europe should take a “harder look” at protocols at airports and other “soft sites” that are outside security perimeters.  Clinton also said “there is much we can do to support our European partners” but “there is also more they can do to share the burden with us.” Clinton said she would like to see more European countries investing in defense and security in the way Germany has during the Obama administration. “The most urgent task is stopping the flow of foreign fighters to and from the Middle East” who are citizens of France, Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom with European passports that make it easier for them to cross into Syria and return radicalized, Clinton said. Clinton said that many European nations do not currently alert their neighbors when they turn away a “suspected jihadist” at their border or when a citizen’s passport is stolen. European Union countries also need to share traveler information more readily, Clinton said. “It’s actually easier for the United States to get flight manifests from EU nations than it is for EU nations to get them from their own neighbors, thanks to an agreement that the United States negotiated when I was secretary of state,” Clinton said. Additional steps that could be taken in Europe are the creation of a “new, unified, European border and coast guard” to strengthen the external borders of a continent that is under “unprecedented pressure from refugees and migrants,” Clinton said. Clinton also praised past partnerships between the United States and Europe, calling the NATO alliance between North American and European countries one of the best investments that America has made. Republican front-runner Donald Trump has in recent days said that the United States should rethink its involvement in the decades-old alliance. Clinton also took aim at Trump, along with presidential rival U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, when she slammed “offensive, inflammatory rhetoric that demonizes all Muslims,” including those who could be partners in the fight against terrorism. politicsNews
clinton more europe help combat terrorism reuters democratic presidential hillary clinton said wednesday attack brussels killed people latest brutal reminder must done defeat islamic state militants including european union member countries in address stanford university california clinton said united states europe take harder look protocols airports soft sites outside security perimeter clinton also said much support european partners also share burden clinton said would like see european countries investing defense security way germany obama administration the urgent task stopping flow foreign fighters middle east citizens france germany belgium united kingdom european passports make easier cross syria return radicalized clinton said clinton said many european nations currently alert neighbors turn away suspected jihadist border citizen passport stolen european union countries also need share traveler information readily clinton said it actually easier united states get flight manifests eu nations eu nations get neighbors thanks agreement united states negotiated i secretary state clinton said additional steps could taken europe creation new unified european border coast guard strengthen external borders continent unprecedented pressure refugees migrants clinton said clinton also praised past partnerships united states europe calling nato alliance north american european countries one best investments america made republican donald trump recent days said united states rethink involvement alliance clinton also took aim trump along presidential rival senator ted cruz texas slammed offensive inflammatory rhetoric demonizes muslims including could partners fight terrorism politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Clinton: More Europe can do to help U.S. combat terrorism(Reuters) - Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton said on Wednesday the attack in Brussels that killed more than 30 people is the “latest brutal reminder” that more must be done to defeat Islamic State militants, including by European Union member countries. In an address at Stanford University in California, Clinton said the United States and Europe should take a “harder look” at protocols at airports and other “soft sites” that are outside security perimeters.  Clinton also said “there is much we can do to support our European partners” but “there is also more they can do to share the burden with us.” Clinton said she would like to see more European countries investing in defense and security in the way Germany has during the Obama administration. “The most urgent task is stopping the flow of foreign fighters to and from the Middle East” who are citizens of France, Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom with European passports that make it easier for them to cross into Syria and return radicalized, Clinton said. Clinton said that many European nations do not currently alert their neighbors when they turn away a “suspected jihadist” at their border or when a citizen’s passport is stolen. European Union countries also need to share traveler information more readily, Clinton said. “It’s actually easier for the United States to get flight manifests from EU nations than it is for EU nations to get them from their own neighbors, thanks to an agreement that the United States negotiated when I was secretary of state,” Clinton said. Additional steps that could be taken in Europe are the creation of a “new, unified, European border and coast guard” to strengthen the external borders of a continent that is under “unprecedented pressure from refugees and migrants,” Clinton said. Clinton also praised past partnerships between the United States and Europe, calling the NATO alliance between North American and European countries one of the best investments that America has made. Republican front-runner Donald Trump has in recent days said that the United States should rethink its involvement in the decades-old alliance. Clinton also took aim at Trump, along with presidential rival U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, when she slammed “offensive, inflammatory rhetoric that demonizes all Muslims,” including those who could be partners in the fight against terrorism. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: clinton more europe help combat terrorism reuters democratic presidential hillary clinton said wednesday attack brussels killed people latest brutal reminder must done defeat islamic state militants including european union member countries in address stanford university california clinton said united states europe take harder look protocols airports soft sites outside security perimeter clinton also said much support european partners also share burden clinton said would like see european countries investing defense security way germany obama administration the urgent task stopping flow foreign fighters middle east citizens france germany belgium united kingdom european passports make easier cross syria return radicalized clinton said clinton said many european nations currently alert neighbors turn away suspected jihadist border citizen passport stolen european union countries also need share traveler information readily clinton said it actually easier united states get flight manifests eu nations eu nations get neighbors thanks agreement united states negotiated i secretary state clinton said additional steps could taken europe creation new unified european border coast guard strengthen external borders continent unprecedented pressure refugees migrants clinton said clinton also praised past partnerships united states europe calling nato alliance north american european countries one best investments america made republican donald trump recent days said united states rethink involvement alliance clinton also took aim trump along presidential rival senator ted cruz texas slammed offensive inflammatory rhetoric demonizes muslims including could partners fight terrorism politicsnews