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Fresh insight into the trove of documents released by NSA whistleblowerEdward Snowden has revealed that US spies intercepted sensitive communications between Germany's security agencies during a kidnapping in Yemen. By Matthias Gebauer, Henrik Moltke and Michael Sontheimer more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
For months, the German government sought to create the impression it was still waiting for an answer from the US on whether it could share NSA target lists for spying with a parliamentary investigation. The response came months ago. By Matthias Gebauer, Ren Pfister and Holger Stark more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
In a SPIEGEL interview, Chancellor Angela Merkel's Chief of Staff Peter Altmaier speaks of mistakes made by German intelligence, leaks of confidential information in Berlin and German timidity in the face of US spying. Interview Conducted By Michael Sauga, Jrg Schindler and Peter Mller more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
Germany's federal prosecutor was just forced out of office after launching a treason investigation against journalists. The scandal, just like the \"SPIEGEL Affair\" 50 years ago, reveals a growing state of anxiety among the country's political elite. A Commentary by Klaus Brinkbumer more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
Following the latest revelations about surveillance by the United States on the German government and media,it is high time for Chancellor Angela Merkel to take action against the systematic spying. By Markus Feldenkirchen more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
Revelations from WikiLeaks published this week show how boundlessly and comprehensively American intelligence services spied on the German government. It has now emerged that the US also conducted surveillance against SPIEGEL. By SPIEGEL Staff more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
Germany and the United States have close relations politically, but ties between our people are drifting as a result of NSA spying, the report on CIA tortureand the planned TTIP trade agreement. A broader dialogue is necessary to deepen the partnership. A Commentary By Karen Donfried and Wolfgang Ischinger more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
While Chancellor Angela Merkel remains tight-lipped about the German intelligence scandal, her second-in-command is casting her in an increasingly unflattering light by opening up. A Commentary By Klaus Brinkbumer more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
Germany's latest spying scandal has created the biggest crisis yet for the country's foreign intelligence agency. The German government appears to have been aware of widespread US spying, possibly including economic espionage, against European targets and yet it did nothing to stop it. By SPIEGEL Staff more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
US intelligence spent years spying on European targets from a secretive base. Now, it seems that German intelligence was aware of the espionage -- and did nothing to stop it. By SPIEGEL Staff more... [Comment] <\/p>\n
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