'Man with a van' has become Isis' new and cheap guerrilla warfare tactic in Europe
"Europe is in a state of perpetual war and the enemy is hiding in our midst."
From Charlie Hebdo to Las Ramblas - Europe's history of major terror attacks since 2015
Attack that killed 14 people in Spain the latest on long list of bombings and assaults across Europe.
Photos of horror and panic in Spain after Las Ramblas and Cambrils terror attacks
At least 13 people are confirmed dead in a series of attacks in Spain's Catalonia region, including Barcelona, with more than 100 injured.
What we know so far about the Barcelona terrorist attack claimed by Isis
Catalan officials said two people were arrested in connection with the van attack on Las Ramblas.
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