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UK and Germany announce partnership against sabotage and cyberattacks

The UK government says the agreement will support joint efforts to identify and disrupt hybrid threats.

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  • The announcement says Prime Minister Andy Burnham is due to travel to Berlin for talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
  • The UK government says the partnership will focus on identifying and disrupting hybrid activity.
Why it matters

The agreement signals closer UK-German cooperation on security threats, according to the UK government.

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The announcement says Burnham is due to meet Merz in Berlin.

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The UK government announced a counter-hybrid threat partnership with Germany, describing sabotage and cyberattacks as shared security concerns. It said the countries would work together to identify and disrupt hybrid activity. The announcement also said Burnham would travel to Berlin for talks with Merz.

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UK and Germany announce partnership against sabotage and cyberattacksUK Government

The UK government says the agreement will support joint efforts to identify and disrupt hybrid threats.UK Government

The announcement says Prime Minister Andy Burnham is due to travel to Berlin for talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz.UK Government

The UK government says the partnership will focus on identifying and disrupting hybrid activity.UK Government

The agreement signals closer UK-German cooperation on security threats, according to the UK government.UK Government

The announcement says Burnham is due to meet Merz in Berlin.UK Government

The UK government announced a counter-hybrid threat partnership with Germany, describing sabotage and cyberattacks as shared security concerns.UK Government

It said the countries would work together to identify and disrupt hybrid activity.UK Government

The announcement also said Burnham would travel to Berlin for talks with Merz.UK Government

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