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Germans expect US spy chief to go 'promptly'
NSA

Germans expect US spy chief to go 'promptly'

The German government said on Tuesday it expected the USA’s spy chief in Berlin to leave the country "promptly" rather than wait to be formally expelled, following a request made last week ordering him to go.
CIA spied on allied BND
spying

CIA spied on allied BND

American spies have been keeping tabs on their Teutonic counterparts for decades – not only the East Germans of the Cold War, but also allied West Germans, according to newly released documents.
Germany curbs terrorist intel flow to US
Terrorism

Germany curbs terrorist intel flow to US

The German government is reportedly reassessing the amount of information it is passing on to US authorities, after a German citizen was killed by a US drone attack on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border last year.
US pressed Berlin not to arrest CIA agents
Terrorism

US pressed Berlin not to arrest CIA agents

More documents released by Wikileaks this week have shown that Washington put intense pressure on Berlin not to enforce arrest warrants against CIA agents involved in the 2003 abduction of a German citizen mistakenly believed to be a terrorist.
US report admits CIA harboured Nazis
History

US report admits CIA harboured Nazis

A secret history of US government World War II-era operations has concluded that US intelligence services created a safe haven in America for German Nazis and their collaborators, The New York Times reported late on Saturday.
German sues Macedonia for CIA rendition
Terrorism

German sues Macedonia for CIA rendition

Khaled el-Masri, a Lebanese-born German national abducted by the CIA in Macedonia in 2004 and flown to Afghanistan for interrogation on terrorism charges, is claiming €50,000 in damages from Skopje.