In “Avoiding the Next Transatlantic Security Crisis: The Looming Clash over Passenger Name Record Data,” Kenneth Propp examines how Passenger Name Record data may become another area for EU/U.S. negotiations about the handling of personal […]
This post was originally published by about:intel, and is reprinted here with the permission of same. 11. June 2021 Recent reports of Danish intelligence cooperating with the U.S. National Security Agency in monitoring undersea cables […]
This post was originally published by the Atlantic Council in its New Atlanticist blog, and is reprinted here with the permission of the Council: Do continued EU data flows to the United Kingdom offer hope […]
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