Italy PM calls for EU intelligence agency after Paris attacks

thepeninsulaqatar.com ROME--Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi called Friday for the European Union to have its own intelligence agency following the bloodiest attack on French soil in half a century. "We have the common currency and we must also have a common security and intelligence system. Europe must be united against terrorism," the premier said, according to Italian media reports. He said there were no signs to indicate that Italy is under threat of a specific attack, but the country's security agencies were "acting as if there were", he said. to read more: thepeninsulaqatar.com