Secret Services: Is the Planned Reform Constitutional?
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6 Articles
Many experts warn against softening the dividing lines between police and secret services. Few have any problem with this at a hearing in the Bundestag.
The BND is supposed to become "real intelligence," which is even allowed to carry out counterattacks on Russian soil. However, the Supervisory Board, which is supposed to release this, works with unclear specifications – in unsafe offices.
The dangers to the protection of the Constitution are growing, there is little doubt about it. However, the reform with which it is to become "real intelligence" is still highly contested.
Federal Chancellor Merz said in mid-September that the German secret services were "at eye level" with top services such as Mossad. Why is the Federal Government still striving for reform? Background and possible consequences for the citizens.
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