„Revoluție” în Germania, care vrea să își descătușeze serviciile de informații pentru a deveni „adevărate servicii secrete”

The German government has approved a bill to enhance the capabilities of its intelligence services, aiming to address security gaps exposed by recent attacks. This reform, described as a 'revolution' by Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt, seeks to modernize operations and improve competitiveness with global partners. The bill includes provisions for cyber operations and data manipulation, while maintaining some restrictions on the use of force abroad. Despite the need for reform, concerns about civil oversight and data protection remain, with some politicians warning against overreach.