Reuters is reporting that
more than 20 countries colluded in a "global spider's web" of secret CIA prisons and flight transfers of terror suspects
The Council of Europe investigator Dick Marty said there is no smoking gun, however,
"there were a "number of coherent and converging elements (that) indicated that secret detention centers have indeed existed and unlawful inter-state transfers have taken place in Europe"."
The report listed the following countries as having some role in the transfer and detention of suspects
* Poland and Romania ran secret detention centers
* Germany, Turkey, Spain, Cyprus and Azerbaijan were "staging points" (from where operations were launched) for flights involving the unlawful transfer of detainees
* Ireland, Britain, Portugal, Greece and Italy were "stopovers" (for refueling) for flights involving the unlawful transfer of detainees
* Sweden, Bosnia, Britain, the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia, Germany and Turkey handed over suspects
* Cairo, Amman, Islamabad, Rabat, Kabul, Guantanamo Bay, Tashkent, Algiers and Baghdad served as detainee transfer/drop-off points
Update: Here's a map of the global spider's web