Italian Police Announce Arrests in Joint Europe Anti-terror Probe

Italian police announced Thursday a series of arrests in various European countries as part of a joint operation against suspected members of a terrorist group. Authorities said the raids targeted members of a Norway-based Iraqi Kurdish recruitment ring that radicalizes prospects via the Internet and sends them to fight in Iraq and Syria alongside the Islamic State group. At least six of the group's members were arrested in Italy, four in Britain and three in Norway. In...

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