How Russian hackers hijacked the US election

Long read: The inside story of cyberattacks and leaks that officials believe tipped the election scales

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Analysis: US government has workarounds to surveillance gap

NSA call-logging ceases temporarily - but certain provisions are still available

Serving two spymasters

With two double agents uncovered in the last week, Germans are wondering how many of the 4,000 foreign intelligence agency employees have more than one paymaster

NSA whistleblowers' testimony electrifies Bundestag committee

Berlin Letter: Spy scandals have returned a Cold War atmosphere to the German capital

Journalist who ran Edward Snowden revelations warns of privacy risk

Glenn Greenwald says Europeans must defend online privacy rather than wait for Irish Government intervention

Trust between EU and US ‘profoundly shaken’ by NSA revelations

European committee calls for stronger privacy safeguards following Snowden revelations

Everyone is after personal data, not just the NSA

Security conference hears of need to build better safeguards into the systems themselves

Mexico berates US for hacking into former president’s email

New spying allegations against Washington emerge from Snowden document

Brazil and Mexico outraged over NSA surveillance

Authorities demand answers from US

NSA broke privacy rules ‘thousands of times’ per year

Report lists 2,776 cases of unauthorised storage and access to communications in 12 months

US spying endangers democracy, says German president

Joachim Gauck suggests Edward Snowden ‘deserves respect’ for NSA revelations

Snowden claims Germany is ‘in bed with’ NSA

Merkel under pressure to clarify what she knew about US surveillance in Germany

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