European foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels today to discuss security boosting measures.<br /><br /> Sharing information and coordinating the work of intelligence services are likely to be top of the agenda in the wake of perceived failures over the deadly attacks in Paris . <br /><br /> The EU’s foreign policy chief, Federica Mogherini, said: “It is not an issue between Europe, or the West, and Islam. Terrorism and terrorist attacks are targeting mostly Muslims in the world. So we need an alliance, we need a dialogue to face the issue together and we also need to take full responsibility for what we do and what we say and I think that respect is also one of the main core values of the European Union”. <br /><br /> The EU is keen to underline its determination to act before the heads of state meet next month to discuss terrorism and so-called radicalised European foreign fighters who’ve been active in Syria or Iraq with Islamist militant groups.<br /><br /> The foreign ministers will also discuss relations with Russia
