Friday, July 4, 2014

Germany Arrests An Employee Of The German Foreign Intelligence Service BND On Suspicion Of Spying For The US

The alleged spy is believed to be an employee of the German foreign intelligence service BND

Germany Arrests Man Suspected Of Spying For US -- BBC

An employee of Germany's intelligence service has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the US, reports say.

The man is said to have been trying to gather details about a German parliamentary committee that is investigating claims of US espionage.

German authorities have asked the US ambassador for "swift clarification".

The US National Security Agency (NSA) was last year accused of bugging the phone of Chancellor Angela Merkel as part of a huge surveillance programme.

The scale of the agency's global spy programme was revealed in documents leaked last year by a former intelligence contractor, Edward Snowden.

The revelations about the NSA put a strain on ties between Germany and the US and raised feeling in Germany against American surveillance.

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More News On Germany Arresting An Employee Of The German Foreign Intelligence Service BND On Suspicion Of Spying For The US

Berlin demands US ambassador explain snooping on German parliament -- Deutsche Welle
German 'double agent' is arrested on suspicion of spying for the U.S. in 'biggest America-Germany spy scandal since WWII' -- Daily Mail
Germany arrests BND member on suspicion of spying for US -- The Guardian
Germany: Suspect Arrested for US Spying -- VOA/Reuters
German agent arrested for spying for US -- The Telegraph
Alleged spy for America gets U.S. ambassador summoned by German officials -- AP
German Accused of Passing Secrets, and Fingers Point at U.S. -- New York Times
Germany Holds Spy Suspect as U.S. Espionage Reports Swirl -- Bloomberg
Germany arrests suspected 'double agent' for working for US - report -- RT
German intelligence employee arrested for spying for US -- Euronews
Intelligence expert Schmidt-Eenboom: 'It's a huge scandal' -- Deutsche Welle

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