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Sri Prakash Jaiswal, India's minister of state for home affairs, said last night the country had stepped up intelligence efforts and that state governments were being asked to "increase security to a war level".
The 230-to-138 vote showed wide support for legislation that contains money for military operations in Afghanistan, stepped up intelligence operations, airline security, aid to Israel and the Palestinians and $5.5 billion for New York's recovery efforts.
Well before the latest threat from Islamic State, Israel's military had stepped up intelligence and preparedness efforts with the militant group in mind.
French defense officials said the United States had stepped up intelligence sharing, enabling Paris to identify more specific targets.
Earlier, in Turkey, world leaders had promised to tighten border controls, step up intelligence sharing and crack down on terrorist financing.
Obama was preparing to send the first of hundreds of military advisers, and step up intelligence efforts, even as he rejected a full-scale return to Iraq.
Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who joined the EU defence ministers' meeting, said the alliance was stepping up intelligence sharing with France.
It would be better to step up intelligence gathering by humans.The second area where security technology could do more harm than good is in the world of business.
The United States should step up intelligence efforts to monitor test activities, including the use of new satellite-based sensors, he said in an interview.
"The government of Nigeria can apply the stick – they must step up intelligence and military action – but there should also be the carrot approach if they can use Islamic clerics in the north and the Boko Haram members in detention.
But those perfidious Germans and French also rallied round America, invoking for the first time Article 5 of the NATO treaty (on mutual self-defence) and stepping up intelligence co-operation.Indeed, the difference in warmth has largely been on America's side.
