EU and US discuss data sharing and visa deals amid Greenland tensions

The European Union is negotiating a deal with the United States that would allow U.S. immigration authorities to save and share travelers' data. This comes as tensions rise over U.S. interest in Greenland, with a Russian diplomat claiming the EU is using the issue to distract its population and Meta, the parent company of Facebook, calling potential EU action against U.S. tech firms over Greenland 'self-defeating'.