German lawmakers on Thursday will vote on new legislation requiring basic utilities and other critical infrastructure bolster their respective security to reduce vulnerabilities to terrorism, accidents, and other emergencies.
The bill’s vote comes amid growing tensions with Russia stoking fears of sabotage attacks and other national security threats.
“With the umbrella act for critical infrastructure protection, we are making Germany more resilient to crises and attacks,” German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said when the bill was proposed by the federal government in September. “To this end, we are introducing uniform minimum…
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