From spying to breaking into homes... a German law sparks an uproar

The German parliament, the “Bundestag,” approved a package of legal amendments on Friday, described as among the broadest reforms affecting German intelligence agencies in decades, in a move aimed at strengthening their capabilities to confront security threats, cyberattacks, and espionage and sabotage activities. It sparked…
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