Em discussao sobre o tema na cupula do G20, Michel Temer falou da necessidade de maior integracao e troca de informacao entre os paises do G20O presidente da Republica, Michel Temer, defendeu uma maior integracao e cooperacao entre as agencias de inteligencia dos paises do G20 como forma de combate ao terrorismo. Na visao de Temer, a troca de informacoes e determinante para encontrar uma solucao para o tema.Em entrevista a imprensa na noite desta sexta-feira (7) na Alemanha, Temer relatou como foram os encontros com os lideres dos outros paises do bloco e detalhou as ponderacoes que fez na sessao plenaria sobre terrorismo.Eu falei da tentativa de fazer com que as agencias centrais de inteligencia pudessem se concentrar para trocar informacoes no combate ao terrorismo, relatou. O terrorismo e coletivo, organizado, mas ha uma especie de terrorismo, hoje, que e individual e que deve preocupar a todos, argumentou.Temer explicou ainda que, alem do debate sobre terrorismo, participou de um encontro com os lideres do Brics grupo formado por Brasil, Russia, India, China e Africa do Sul. Na reuniao, foram debatidos temas referentes ao banco de desenvolvimento do grupo.Meio ambiente e negociosAlem desse evento, ele participou de plenarias sobre meio ambiente e negocios no G20. Na sessao economica, o presidente relatou aos demais lideres sobre a recuperacao economica brasileira e citou a queda da inflacao, a volta do emprego e venda de veiculos como elementos dessa retomada.Fonte: Portal Planalto By Evan Perez and Shimon Prokupecz, CNN - June 7, 2017Washington (CNN)US investigators believe Russian hackers breached Qatar's state news agency and planted a fake news report that contributed to a crisis among the US' closest Gulf allies, according to US officials briefed on the investigation.The FBI recently sent a team of investigators to Doha to help the Qatari government investigate the alleged hacking incident, Qatari and US government officials say.Intelligence gathered by the US security agencies indicates that Russian hackers were behind the intrusion first reported by the Qatari government two weeks ago, US officials say. Qatar hosts one of the largest US military bases in the region.The alleged involvement of Russian hackers intensifies concerns by US intelligence and law enforcement agencies that Russia continues to try some of the same cyber-hacking measures on US allies that intelligence agencies believe it used to meddle in the 2016 elections.US officials say the Russian goal appears to be to cause rifts among the US and its allies. In recent months, suspected Russian cyber activities, including the use of fake news stories, have turned up amid elections in France, Germany and other countries.It's not yet clear whether the US has tracked the hackers in the Qatar incident to Russian criminal organizations or to the Russian security services blamed for the US election hacks. One official noted that based on past intelligence, "not much happens in that country without the blessing of the government."The FBI and CIA declined to comment. A spokeswoman for the Qatari embassy in Washington said the investigation is ongoing and its results would be released publicly soon. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed