That means they are efficient.вЂќ euronews: вЂњDoes al-Qaeda still exist as a formal structured organisation, is it changing, and how?вЂќ Daguzan: вЂњI donвЂ™t really believe al-Qaeda does have a proper structure, but I think it is more like a franchise model with people reacting to proclamations. The various intelligence chiefs have said they have eliminated two or three terrorist cells each year.

вЂњYou have to remember that there has not been an attack in France since 1995, so the authorities have done a good job. And the big difficulty is how you detect this, when there are no obvious signs that someone is going to follow through and act.

You canвЂ™t stop someone if it is just what they are thinking of doing. The person needs to do something, or start to do something (illegal). вЂњThe second (problem) is a legal one: if someone вЂњdeclares a JihadвЂќ that is not against the law, so no offence has been committed. Going to Pakistan and to Afghanistan is not in itself a crime. вЂњHow is it possible that an extremist, known to the security services, can be out there without being arrested? Our Paris correspondent Giovanni Magi put that question to ean-Fran?пїЅois Daguzan, a terrorism expert and Senior Fellow with FranceвЂ™s Foundation for Strategic Research.вЂќ Jean-Fran?пїЅois Daguzan: вЂњThere are two different kinds of problems in a case like this: the first is the limitations of the French intelligence and security services, who canвЂ™t track everyone whoвЂ™s bent on Jihad.

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