Bundestag passes landmark intelligence reform to bolster democracy

Germany's Bundestag approved the most extensive overhaul of its intelligence services since the Federal Republic's founding, aimed at strengthening democratic defenses against internal and external threats. Interior Minister Dobrindt framed the reform as necessary to protect democracy from its adversaries. The reform's specific provisions and oversight mechanisms remain to be detailed, but the scale signals a significant shift in Germany's security posture.

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