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GERMANY-USA: SURVEILLANCE: Targeting Turkey: How Germany Spies on Its Friends

22 August 2014

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"For more than a year now, German officials have criticized the US for the NSA's mass spying on Europeans and even Chancellor Angela Merkel. Now, embarrassing revelations show that Germany has inadvertently spied on Hillary Clinton and John Kerry, and has also deliberately targeted Turkey."

See the article: Targeting Turkey: How Germany Spies on Its Friends (Der Spiegel, link)

And see: Yes, Berlin has its own spying scandals, but don’t expect Germany to forgive the NSA (Washington Post, link)

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