'True Secret Services': How Germany Plans to Extend Powers for Spy Agencies
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'True secret services': How Germany plans to extend powers for spy agencies
With the growing threat of hybrid attacks from Russia, Germany wants to equip its spy agencies with new powers. From espionage to sabotage, here's what the secret service could be allowed to do in the future.
The Members of Parliament are discussing a project by Alexander Dobrindt, which would significantly increase the powers of secret services, and the opposition regime is also being debated.
Sabotage abroad and intrusion into private homes: Today the Bundestag discusses the Federal Intelligence and Constitutional Protection Reform. The opposition warns of a break with lessons from history. By Markus Sambale.
How the BND could paralyze hacker groups and sabotage supply chains in the future. In the Bundestag, the discussions on a comprehensive reform, which also concerns the protection of the Constitution, are starting.
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HandelsblattHow the BND could paralyze hacker groups and sabotage supply chains in the future. In the Bundestag, the discussions on a comprehensive reform, which also concerns the protection of the Constitution, are starting.
Through a reform German intelligence services are supposed to get powers up to the military area. That is meaningless and dangerous, says expert Schmidt-Eenboom. Russia's intelligence services are far superior. They could cause devastation, especially at the BND.
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