Serviciile secrete germane au liber în a răscoli locuințele
The Berlin coalition has agreed to expand the powers of intelligence services, allowing them to secretly enter homes and sabotage adversaries' infrastructure. The federal government plans to amend legislation governing intelligence activities, granting the BND the right to clandestinely enter residences in Germany for specific operations. Such actions will require special procedures and prior verification by an oversight council. Additionally, intelligence services will gain access to electronic communication data under certain conditions. This reform aims to adapt to new security threats but raises concerns about legal limits and institutional control. Critics warn of potential extensive surveillance and call for restrictions on secret service powers.
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