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UK: Evening Standard comment: Our security alliances are more important than ever

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Security and intelligence agencies
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UK USA

29 July 2019

"Away from the glare of attention focused on the new Prime Minister and his plans for Brexit, an important security summit begins in London today"

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UK: Evening Standard comment: Our security alliances are more important than ever (link):

"Home Secretary Priti Patel and British intelligence chiefs are meeting their counterparts in the “Five Eyes” alliance — the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand — to strengthen co-ordination against security threats ranging from terrorism to state-sponsored espionage to sexual exploitation of children online."

See also: Statewatch Observatory: EU-UK-GCHQ-USA-NSA: Data surveillance

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