U.S. warns against EU's CIA flight probe
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A senior U.S. administration official on Wednesday warned that ongoing inquiries into secret CIA activities in the European Union may undermine intelligence cooperation between the United States and European nations.
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The United States has reassured the European Union that it will continue to apply safeguards on the use of air passenger data until the two sides conclude a new agreement, an EU spokesman said on Wednesday.
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The European Commission is likely to launch a competition probe this week into the hostile takeover bid of part-privatised Irish airline Aer Lingus by its low-cost compatriot Ryanair, sources close to the matter said.
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PARIS, Oct. 6 -- European officials agreed Friday to grant more U.S. law enforcement and intelligence agencies easier access to detailed personal data on all transatlantic air passengers, despite concerns over individual privacy and fears that the information could be misused.
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BERLIN -- The State Department's top lawyer said yesterday that the United States would refuse to extradite CIA officers who face kidnapping charges in Italy, saying European criminal prosecutions of US agents were harming trans-Atlantic counterterrorism efforts. An Italian court issued indictments against 25 CIA operatives and a US Air Force officer on Feb. 16, charging them with kidnapping a ...
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The CIA dismisses a European report alleging that it ran secret jails for terror suspects in Europe after 9/11.
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The European Union on Friday called on the United States to respect international law in its handling of terror suspects after President Bush acknowledged his country had operated secret prisons abroad.
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European Commission to propose foreign travelers into and out of Europe, including U.S. citizens, should be fingerprinted.
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The European Union reached &quot;understanding&quot; Friday on how to transfer personal information about passengers flying to the United States for use in Washington&#39;s &quot;war on terror&quot;, EU officials said.
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The United States has reassured the  European Union that it will continue to apply restrictions on  the way it uses air passenger data until the two sides conclude  a new agreement, an EU spokesman said on Wednesday.
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A top anti-terrorism official at the U.S. State Department on Thursday warned Europeans to expect more attacks such as last year's train bombings in Madrid, saying dispersed and well-disguised terrorist networks are operating in Western countries.
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European officials yesterday joined the chorus of concern over a U.S. screening program that creates risk profiles for every air traveler entering or leaving the United States, and sought assurances that the system does not violate European privacy rights.
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One of the biggest threats to US security may now come from within Europe, the US Homeland Security head says.
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A report critical of governments over CIA terror flights faces a close vote in the European Parliament.
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The United States accused the European  Union on Wednesday of violating a newly signed &quot;open skies&quot;  aviation agreement by proposing to include international  airlines in the EU emissions trading scheme from 2012.
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Europe and the United States should  boost information exchanges on terrorists, the EU's top justice  official said on Friday ahead of President Bush's visit to  Europe next month.
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ROME, Feb 9 (IPS) - Several European counties may soon be asked to  explain their "passivity" over illegal renditions by the  CIA through European airspace between 2001 and 2005.