Germany Accuses Iran, Pakistan, Morocco of Spying

The annual report of the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution for 2025 revealed that countries from North Africa and the Middle East are engaging in espionage activities within Germany. These activities target expatriate dissidents and involve recruiting spies within government institutions to serve their interests. The objectives include influencing politics and media outlets, as well as monitoring foreign communities and defaming their opponents, especially those opposing the Iranian leadership, who face crackdown and arrest even outside Iran. The report also noted that Morocco is focusing on monitoring dissidents and terrorist elements, while Pakistan is spying on Baloch communities in the region and attempting to project a positive image of Pakistan abroad.

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