Terror in Europe
The latest on violence linked to Islamic extremism and the threat of future attacks across the continent
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Barcelona fugitive shot dead had knives, wore fake bomb belt: authorities
Younes Abouyaaqoub, 22, was shot and killed by Spanish police Monday
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Suspected van driver in Barcelona attack shot dead by police
Younes Abouyaaqoub, 22, was the focus of an intense manhunt after police say he used a van to mow down pedestrians
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1 killed as car crashes into French bus stop
Officials say terrorism not suspected in incident on France's southeast coast, as manhunt for Barcelona suspect widens
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Person shot amid hunt for Barcelona attack suspect
Spanish officials say Moroccan Younes Abouyaaqoub, suspected of killing at least 13, only member of cell still alive
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7-year-old boy killed in Barcelona attack: authorities
Boy's family said they would "remember his smiles and hold his memory dear to our hearts"
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Police find 3 vans linked to deadly attacks in Spain
While police have identified 12 members of an Islamic extremist cell, three people remain unaccounted for
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Whereabouts unclear of Australian boy missing since Barcelona attack
Seven-year-old Julian Alessandro Cadman is believed to have been separated from his mother in Las Ramblas
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Spain investigates missing imam, mysterious explosion
Investigators searched the home of Abdelbaki Es Satty, an imam who in June abruptly quit working at a mosque in the town of Ripoll
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Finland stabbing attack was "a likely terror act," officials say
Police said Europol was investigating if it had any ties to deadly vehicle attacks in Spain
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Barcelona terrorist attack: Who are the victims?
Victims came from all over the world: U.S., Canada, Belgium, Italy, Argentina and Spain
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How the terror unfolded in and around Barcelona
Authorities say terrorists were apparently planning a larger, more sophisticated assault
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California man celebrating wedding anniversary killed in Barcelona attack
One U.S. citizen is among the 14 dead; another American suffered minor injuries in the attack
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Spain terror attacks could have been deadlier
Authorities say two attacks were related and the work of a large cell that had been plotting for a long time
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Sources: Intel indicates Barcelona was more than ISIS-inspired attack
Homeland security expert says attack looks like it was "much more directly controlled than merely inspired"
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7-year-old boy missing after Barcelona terror attack
The boy's grandfather says he became separated from his mother, who was seriously wounded in the attack
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Five suspects killed in Spanish resort had mowed down pedestrians: police
They injured 6 people, police say, after speeding van killed at least 14 and injured dozens in Barcelona
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Barcelona terror attack: 5 dead after shootout in Cambrils, Spanish police say
Shootout is hours after van swerved onto a pedestrian promenade in Barcelona, killing 13 and injuring more than 100 more
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Analyst: ISIS "looking for opportunities to strike back"
Fran Townsend, former Homeland Security adviser to President George W. Bush, says security can't be everywhere all the time
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How does the world protect itself from terrorism?
Terrorists rammed a van into a crowded tourist spot in Barcelona, killing 13 people. VP of research for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies Jonathan Schanzer and CBS News Security Consultant Frank Cilluffo join CBSN to discuss this latest attack and how to prevent future violence.
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"We're always going to be vulnerable" to car attacks: expert
Former assistant director of FBI Ron Hosko says "it's almost impossible in an urban setting" to protect sidewalks from cars
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Pence offers condolences to Spain
"This is a tragic day. And the latest scenes of carnage and mayhem sicken us all," Vice President Pence said
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President Trump condemns Barcelona terror attack
President Trump condemned Thursday's terror attack in Barcelona and tweeted, "The U.S. will do whatever is necessary to help." He also continued to weigh in on the Confederate statue debate. Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz joins CBSN to discuss.
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Eyewitness to deadly attack in Barcelona
A van plowed into a tourist hotspot in Barcelona Thursday, killing at least 13 people and wounding dozens. American Cobb Oxford, who is in Spain traveling with the Clemson basketball team, joined CBSN to share his eyewitness account.
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Barcelona terror attack
A popular tourist district is the scene of an attack in Barcelona, Spain
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Barcelona terror attack: Van crashes into pedestrians in city center
More than 100 people were injured, including one U.S. citizen who suffered minor injuries
Highlights
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Barcelona terror attack: At least 13 dead after van barrels into pedestrians
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Barcelona terror attack: 5 dead after shootout in Cambrils, Spanish police say
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Soldiers fatally shoot suspect after explosion at Brussels train station
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Fears London attack could "inspire" more violence
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Who were the London attackers? Chef, clerk and "suspicious" Italian
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Man attacks police officer with hammer at Notre Dame in Paris
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James Corden opens up about London attack on "Late Late Show"
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Man from Florida narrowly escapes London Bridge terror attack
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ISIS claims responsibility for London terror attack
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Londoners struggle to take in cruelty, madness of terror attack
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NYPD's John Miller on Berlin attack, threat to U.S.
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British police name 2 of 3 London attackers
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New info on Berlin Christmas market attack suspect's worrying past
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London Bridge terror attack
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Russian ambassador killed by man shouting about Syria
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