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Spying affair: EU Commission demands Poland to investigate

Suspicions are growing that opposition actors in Poland have been spied on with Pegasus malware. The EU Commission is now calling on Warsaw to investigate the allegations. But MEPs are calling for more vigorous action.
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Falk Steiner
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The spyware Pegasus by controversial Israeli provider NSO Group is causing more and more allegations of abuse of power among EU states. Three cases in Poland, in particular, are currently raising many questions for its government.

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