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BERLIN — Tuesday’s deadly terrorist attacks in Brussels could help pull the fraying European Union closer together. At least that's the idea behind an Italian proposal for closer European security cooperation.

Following the attacks at the Brussels Airport and a metro station that killed at least 31 people and injured 270, Italian Prime MinisterMatteo Renzi called for Europe to work toward a common strategy for security and defense. 

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