German Chancellor compared NSA's spying to 'Stasi'2013-12-18
German Chancellor Angela Merkel reportedly compared the NSA's spying tactics to those of the 'Stasi,' a ruthless secret police force, during an angry conversation with President Barack Obama.
Dutch Minister Plasterk sued over NSA spying2013-11-07
A coalition of Dutch citizens and organizations initiated legal proceedings against the Dutch State, represented by Minister of Interior Affairs Ronald Plasterk on Wednesday.
Merkel says US ties must not be put at risk2013-11-05
Angela Merkel reaffirmed the importance of Germany's ties to the United States on Monday, making clear a domestic debate over granting asylum to former US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden must not be allowed to harm relations.
Germany, U.S. to ink no-spying deal in 20142013-11-04
Germany and the United States plan to ink a no-spy agreement next year to prohibit the bilateral spying of citizens and governments as a consequence of the U.S. spying scandal.
Poland alert to possible U.S. spying2013-10-31
The Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski said on Wednesday that Poland is waiting for an answer on surveillance whether the U.S.surveillance programmes covered Poland.
Chinese cities victim of US spying scheme2013-10-31
China will beef up its security following a report that the massive US NSA surveillance of world leaders and civilians has spread into major Chinese cities.
German representatives to meet U.S. officials on spying allegations2013-10-30
High-ranking representatives of German security services and the chancellery will meet U.S. intelligence officials Wednesday in Washington to seek clarifications of widespread spying allegations including U.S. intelligence's tapping of Chancellor Angela Merkel's phone.