Norway proposes tougher anti-espionage laws, expands security service powers

Norway's government has proposed legislation to criminalize a broader range of activities supporting foreign intelligence operations and to grant its security service expanded investigative powers. The move reflects heightened concerns over foreign espionage, likely linked to Russia's activities in the region. The proposal's passage and implementation remain uncertain, but it signals a tightening of Norway's national security posture.

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