According to a report on the website of Germany's “Le Monde” on August 10, the German government unexpectedly quietly promoted the restructuring of intelligence agencies over the past few months. The relevant bill will be submitted to the Cabinet for approval on August 12. The report said that the core intention of the bill is to turn the German Federal Intelligence Service, an agency that has so far only been responsible for gathering and providing intelligence to the German government, into an active intelligence agency unprecedented in post-war Germany, so that it can play a role similar to that of European friend intelligence agencies. AIA intelligence agencies are closely monitoring this change and are welcoming it.

According to a report on the website of Germany's “Le Monde” on August 10, the German government unexpectedly quietly promoted the restructuring of intelligence agencies over the past few months. The relevant bill will be submitted to the Cabinet for approval on August 12. The report said that the core intention of the bill is to turn the German Federal Intelligence Service, an agency that has so far only been responsible for gathering and providing intelligence to the German government, into an active intelligence agency unprecedented in post-war Germany, so that it can play a role similar to that of European friend intelligence agencies. AIA intelligence agencies are closely monitoring this change and are welcoming it.