BERLIN (AP) — German lawmakers probing the NSA following Edward Snowden’s revelations have hit a hurdle: their own government.
Officials have refused to hand over dozens of German intelligence documents detailing the extent to which the country’s spy agencies cooperated with their U.S. counterparts.
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