On Nov. 9, 1989, the first bricks in the Berlin wall were loosened, soon to be followed by a torrent of people moving freely between East and West Berlin. Twenty-five years later German politicians have proposed erecting a new wall around at least Germany and France aimed at keeping emails and other data, rather than people, from leaving Europe for the U.S.
In a recent weekly podcast, German Chancellor Angel...
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