EU assembly rejects US bank data deal
The European Parliament has rejected an agreement with the US on sharing bank data, snubbing appeals from Washington for help in counter-terrorism investigationsA nine-month interim agreement went into force provisionally at the start of February but deputies from the assembly's Liberal, Socialist and Green groups opposed it on the grounds it failed to protec...
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