Norway Plans to Tighten Espionage Laws Amid a Rise in Russian Hybrid Attacks
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Norway must not be a haven for espionage activities, says the head of the Norwegian police security service.
Government seeks to criminalize broader range of activities supporting foreign intelligence operations and give security service more investigative powers
The government will change the legislation to make it easier for the Police Security Service (PST) to uncover and stop foreign intelligence.
Norway plans to tighten espionage laws amid a rise in Russian hybrid attacks
The Norwegian government has submitted a sweeping package of legislative amendments to parliament, aimed at dramatically tightening penalties for espionage and significantly expanding the investigative Запись Norway plans to tighten espionage laws amid a rise in Russian hybrid attacks впервые появилась GuildHall.
Key takeaways The Norwegian government has submitted a bill to tighten anti-espionage legislation and expand the powers of the domestic intelligence service. According to reports in the local media, the amendments are intended to broaden the range of activities that can be criminalized in connection with foreign intelligence work, and […]
Norway is in a serious security policy situation, and the intelligence threat has increased. To address this, the Labour government is proposing new rules that will give the Norwegian Security Service (PST) better tools to prevent, uncover and prosecute contributions to harmful intelligence activities against Norway and our allies.
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