German opposition assails gov’t over Snowden

Published May 2, 2014 2:35pm ET



BERLIN (AP) — Germany’s government has made clear it opposes the idea of former NSA systems analyst Edward Snowden testifying in Berlin to a parliamentary inquiry into surveillance by the U.S. — drawing criticism from the opposition, which insisted Friday it will keep pressing for him to appear.

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