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¿How act EU against terrorism?
The terrorist threat is increasingly diffuse and diverse. It becomes a very difficult way to fight.
For this, the EU focuses on responses against terrorism in a special way.
Its action plan focuses mainly on: Foreign fighters in Syria and Iraq, Horn of Africa / Yemen, Boko Haram in West Africa and threats to security in South and Southeast Asia.
With the increasing threat of the ISIS group, the EU has tried to join forces among the other countries through cooperation, not only among the EU countries themselves, but also to maintain policies of joint action among the other countries. This is done through the EEAS.
European Union External Action maintains some objectives in the fight against terrorism, which are:
•        Establishment of strategies and action plans against terrorism, in the aforementioned countries.
•        EU promotes mainstreaming of Counter Terrorism into EU's foreign policy and addressing the nexus of development and security.
•        Support efforts to fight terrorism in other countries, even if they are not from the EU.


An example of cooperation between EU and thirds countries is this new.
NATO nad UE condemn the terrorist attacks in a Sinai mosque. This is a proof in the issue against terrorism and a symbol of cooperation that NATO and UE are intensifing the number of agreements in this matter. 

http://www.kuna.net.kw/ArticleDetails.aspx?id=2662006&language=en
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In other new, we can see that NATO and EU cooperating against terrorism:

https://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/news_149616.htm

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