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The European Parliament on Thursday approved a long-awaited deal to share financial data with the U.S. Washington agreed to major concessions to allay concerns over privacy. The agreement allows U.S. officials to request financial data from European...
The New York Times
The European Parliament on Thursday moved to mend a rift with the United States, allowing intelligence agencies to resume tracking all international financial and bank transfers, which the United States says is vital to its effort to fight terrorism.
United Press International
President Barack Obama congratulated the European Parliament Thursday for approving revisions to the Terrorist Finance Tracking Program. In a statement released by the White House, Obama said the program has provided critical investigative leads...
The Times of India-Europe-World
Europe agreed on Thursday to allow the United States to tap into banking data for terrorism investigations after securing safeguards to protect the privacy of European citizens. The United States will again have access to the banking information from...
EU Observer
Top EU and US officials have breathed a collective sigh of relief after the European Parliament approved a new "Swift" deal on terrorism and bank data, closing a six-month "security gap" after it struck down an initial agreement in February. After...
Turks and Caicos Free Press
The European Parliament has approved a long-awaited deal to share financial data with the U.S. Washington agreed to major concessions to allay concerns over privacy . The agreement was adopted Thursday with 484 votes to 109 with 12 abstentions ...It...