New treaty with US targets global crime

Ireland and the United States today signed an international treaty in a bid to step up the fight against global crime and terror gangs.

Ireland and the United States today signed an international treaty in a bid to step up the fight against global crime and terror gangs.

The bilateral agreement, signed at the American Embassy in Dublin, will ensure closer ties between the two states in police investigations and update rules on the extradition of suspects.

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