Eavesdroppers signal a new era in EU openness
By Geoff Meade - 07.12.1995 / 00:00 CET
ALLEGATIONS that United States agents have eavesdropped on European officials and ministers have sent shock waves through Brussels. The Menwith Hills US base, otherwise known as Field Station F-38, in North Yorkshire, is said to be part of the US National Security Agency's surveillance network. It was used, allegedly, to plug into a critical phase of the GATT negotiations to give the yanks a negotiating edge. And yet the Council of Ministers insists it has no competence to investigate and is ignoring the claims. It shouldn't.
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