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The document puts together ideas on how the EU's security policy should develop over the next five years (Photo: EUPM)

Secret EU report moots sharing personal data with US

A secret report prepared by experts from six European Union member states suggests creating an anti-terrorist pact with Washington which would include sharing intelligence across the 27-strong bloc.

The 53-page report drafted by the interior and justice ministers from Germany, France, Sweden, Portugal, Slovenia, and the Czech Republic - recent, current and future EU presidency countries - argues that the stronger link with the US is needed to boost the fight against terrorism, UK daily ...

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The document puts together ideas on how the EU's security policy should develop over the next five years (Photo: EUPM)

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