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UK, US, France, Germany Point To Russia Over Poison Attack On Spy
Britain, France, Germany and the United States condemned a nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy, saying there was "no plausible alternative explanation" to Russian involvement and urging Moscow to disclose details of a Soviet chemical weapons programme.
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Germany Says No Evidence Found Kaspersky Software Used by Russians for Hacks
Germany's BSI federal cyber agency said it had no evidence to back media reports that Russian hackers used Kaspersky antivirus software to spy on US authorities.
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Donald Trump Accuses US Spy Agencies Of Nazi Tactics Over 'Phony' Russia Dossier
President-elect Donald Trump escalated a fight with U.S. spy agencies on Wednesday, nine days before he takes over their command as president, and accused them of practices reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
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Spy Chief Adds to Growing Chorus of Warnings Against Russian Cyber-Attacks on Germany
Asked about political disinformation appearing in the US and Europe, German spy agency’s new head Bruno Kahl said he saw a Russian link in both cases.
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US Says Relationship With Germany Remains Strong Despite Spy Reports
The United States' relationship with Germany remains deep and strong, the State Department said on Thursday after the US ambassador met in Berlin with a top German official to discuss the latest revelations about NSA spying.
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Germany Drops Probe Into US Spying on Angela Merkel
Germany's top public prosecutor closed a year-long investigation into the suspected tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel's cell phone by US spies, saying there was a lack of evidence that would stand up in court.
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German Spy Agency 'Helped US Find Osama Bin Laden': Report
Germany's foreign intelligence agency helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden in Pakistan where US special forces killed the al-Qaeda leader, according to a German news report published Sunday.
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Germany Gives Huge Amount of Phone, Text Data to US: Report
Germany's BND intelligence agency sends mammoth amounts of phone and text data to the US National Security Agency (NSA) each month, Die Zeit Online reported, highlighting the scale of spying cooperation which has unleashed a political row here.
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New UN Investigator to Probe Digital Spying
Brazil and Germany spearheaded the resolution to appoint a special investigator to probe digital spying and violations of online privacy.
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US to Purge Intel on Foreigners After Five Years
US spy agencies will expunge intelligence on foreigners gleaned from phone or email intercepts after five years, unless it has security value, according to a policy review released on Tuesday.
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German Intelligence Spied on John Kerry, Hillary Clinton: Report
Germany's foreign intelligence agency eavesdropped on calls made by US Secretary of State John Kerry and his predecessor Hillary Clinton, German magazine Der Spiegel reported on Saturday.
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Germany to Watch US Agents After Spy Scandal
Germany will step up its counter-espionage activity against some of its allies, government sources said on Thursday, after Berlin opened investigations into two men it suspects of spying for the United States.
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US, Germany Differ on Spying but Ties Remain Solid: Merkel
Chancellor Angela Merkel said Friday that Germany had serious differences with the United States over privacy issues amid a bitter spying row but stressed the enduring strength of transatlantic ties.
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Top American Spy in Germany Has Left Country
The top US intelligence official in Germany has left the country, a week after the government in Berlin asked him to go.
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Obama Speaks with Angela Merkel After Spy Row: US Official
President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time since a row over US spying prompted Germany to turf out the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) station chief in Berlin.
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UK, US, France, Germany Point To Russia Over Poison Attack On Spy
Britain, France, Germany and the United States condemned a nerve agent attack on a Russian ex-spy, saying there was "no plausible alternative explanation" to Russian involvement and urging Moscow to disclose details of a Soviet chemical weapons programme.
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Germany Says No Evidence Found Kaspersky Software Used by Russians for Hacks
Germany's BSI federal cyber agency said it had no evidence to back media reports that Russian hackers used Kaspersky antivirus software to spy on US authorities.
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Donald Trump Accuses US Spy Agencies Of Nazi Tactics Over 'Phony' Russia Dossier
President-elect Donald Trump escalated a fight with U.S. spy agencies on Wednesday, nine days before he takes over their command as president, and accused them of practices reminiscent of Nazi Germany.
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Spy Chief Adds to Growing Chorus of Warnings Against Russian Cyber-Attacks on Germany
Asked about political disinformation appearing in the US and Europe, German spy agency’s new head Bruno Kahl said he saw a Russian link in both cases.
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US Says Relationship With Germany Remains Strong Despite Spy Reports
The United States' relationship with Germany remains deep and strong, the State Department said on Thursday after the US ambassador met in Berlin with a top German official to discuss the latest revelations about NSA spying.
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Germany Drops Probe Into US Spying on Angela Merkel
Germany's top public prosecutor closed a year-long investigation into the suspected tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel's cell phone by US spies, saying there was a lack of evidence that would stand up in court.
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German Spy Agency 'Helped US Find Osama Bin Laden': Report
Germany's foreign intelligence agency helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden in Pakistan where US special forces killed the al-Qaeda leader, according to a German news report published Sunday.
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Germany Gives Huge Amount of Phone, Text Data to US: Report
Germany's BND intelligence agency sends mammoth amounts of phone and text data to the US National Security Agency (NSA) each month, Die Zeit Online reported, highlighting the scale of spying cooperation which has unleashed a political row here.
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New UN Investigator to Probe Digital Spying
Brazil and Germany spearheaded the resolution to appoint a special investigator to probe digital spying and violations of online privacy.
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US to Purge Intel on Foreigners After Five Years
US spy agencies will expunge intelligence on foreigners gleaned from phone or email intercepts after five years, unless it has security value, according to a policy review released on Tuesday.
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German Intelligence Spied on John Kerry, Hillary Clinton: Report
Germany's foreign intelligence agency eavesdropped on calls made by US Secretary of State John Kerry and his predecessor Hillary Clinton, German magazine Der Spiegel reported on Saturday.
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Germany to Watch US Agents After Spy Scandal
Germany will step up its counter-espionage activity against some of its allies, government sources said on Thursday, after Berlin opened investigations into two men it suspects of spying for the United States.
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US, Germany Differ on Spying but Ties Remain Solid: Merkel
Chancellor Angela Merkel said Friday that Germany had serious differences with the United States over privacy issues amid a bitter spying row but stressed the enduring strength of transatlantic ties.
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Top American Spy in Germany Has Left Country
The top US intelligence official in Germany has left the country, a week after the government in Berlin asked him to go.
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Obama Speaks with Angela Merkel After Spy Row: US Official
President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time since a row over US spying prompted Germany to turf out the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) station chief in Berlin.
