Bundestag passes sweeping intelligence reform, enabling hacking powers

Germany's Bundestag approved a broad reform of intelligence services, granting agencies new powers including hacking capabilities. The Greens warn the legislation could create a 'turnkey surveillance apparatus' for a future AfD government. The reform marks a significant expansion of state surveillance powers, with civil liberties concerns raised.

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