New York Times March 11, 2008 Germany and the United States pledged on Tuesday to allow each other access to DNA and fingerprint databases to try to strengthen the exchange of information on suspected terrorists. more
Guardian March 10, 2008 A U.S. law requiring the European Union and other countries to eventually scan all cargo headed to the United States forces other countries to pay for U.S. security — without getting the same benefit in return. “There’s no reciprocity here,” John Bruton, the European Commission’s ambassador to the United States, said […]
New York Times March 11, 2008 The European Union began an investigation into United States laws on Internet gambling after European betting companies complained that the laws were infringing world trade rules. The investigation could lead the European Union to file a complaint at the World Trade Organization. more
USA Today March 10, 2008 Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said President Bush has removed key stumbling blocks in negotiations to allow U.S. missile defense interceptors on Polish soil. more
United Press International March 10, 2008 The European Union has asked France’s leading counter-terror judge to check that U.S. agencies are abiding by a deal on the privacy of financial records. more