Berlin enacts new police law granting extensive surveillance powers

Berlin has enacted a new police law that grants authorities extensive surveillance powers. This legislation allows police to secretly enter homes and hack into phones. The law has been described as draconian by critics.

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This new law reflects ongoing discussions about civil rights and surveillance in Europe, as similar situations have been reported in other countries.

Further details on the implications of this law are yet to be fully assessed.

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