The U.S. May Restrict Intelligence Sharing with Germany over a Spy Scandal
27 Articles
27 Articles
American intelligence agencies have warned the German secret service BND that cooperation may be reviewed. This is evident from an investigation by German broadcasters WDR, NDR, and the daily newspaper SZ. The warning was prompted by the arrest of former BND head August Hanning. The warning is causing great concern and unrest within the BND. Senior officials have therefore reportedly been instructed to report changes in the cooperation immediat…
The alleged espionage case surrounding the former President of the Federal Intelligence Service, Hanning, appears to cause unrest in international partner services.
<p>US may restrict intelligence sharing with Germany over ex-intelligence scandal Washington has warned the BND of a possible review of cooperation following the arrest of August Gunning. The United States said it was exchanging data on terrorist attacks will last.</p>
US intelligence agencies have warned Germany's Federal Intelligence Service (Bundesinformationsservice) that existing cooperation could be reviewed following the arrest of its former chief, August Hanning. The warning reached the German service a few days after his arrest on October 6, DPA reported, citing German media reports. There are currently no official restrictions on the exchange of information between Germany and the US. According to Ge…
The arrest of the former BND boss August Hanning caused a stir not only in Germany. US secret service officers reported to their German colleagues – with a warning.
AFTER the arrest of the former head of the BND, August Hanning, the German intelligence service received a serious warning from the US: cooperation will be subject to review, according to research by German journalists.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 43% of the sources lean Left, 43% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
