The government says the reforms are needed to tackle foreign threats from spying, sabotage, hybrid warfare and cyberattacks. The new powers will give intelligence services more freedom to conduct covert operations.
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“We’re developing our intelligence agencies into a genuine secret service,”Germany‘s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindttold reporters during a press conference.
What are the main security threats that Germany faces right now, and from whom? DW’s Chief Political Editor Michaela Küfner reports.
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