Terrorist attacks in France have raised concerns in the Western world. Who is next, Europeans have somewhat panickedly wondered.
As a member of the EU and the first European neighbor of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where, according to experts, there are cells of radical Islamist organizations, Croatia needs to be prepared for the possibility of terrorist actions. This means that its intelligence services must constantly work on obtaining information and detecting possible illegal and potentially deadly transactions involving weapons, narcotics, and humans, as well as cooperating with international bodies. But can the SOA carry out this task in the best possible way?
In this week’s Fight Club, we ask you if you trust the Croatian intelligence services? Mate Laušić believes in and relies on our intelligence services, while political analyst Davor Gjenero doubts their ability and effectiveness in preventing terrorist actions. You can cast your vote and leave a comment in this week’s Fight Club.
