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European intelligence services gain expanded powers amid Russian hybrid warfare

European intelligence services are receiving powers previously denied to them as Russia intensifies its hybrid warfare campaign.

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Expanded authorities reflect growing concern over covert interference, cyberattacks and other cross-border threats to European security.

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