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German Bundestag

  • 53m ago

    Bundestag begins deliberations on intelligence reform granting BND offensive sabotage powers

    German lawmakers have opened debate on legislation allowing the BND to disrupt foreign cyber networks and supply chains, while expanding BfV surveillance authorities under strict limits.

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    Former transport minister Andreas Scheuer denies perjury charges as Berlin toll trial opens

    Former German transport minister Andreas Scheuer and his former state secretary Gerhard Schulz appeared before the Berlin District Court on Monday, denying allegations of lying to a parliamentary committee regarding the failed passenger car toll scheme.

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