BERLIN (AP) — Regulations allowing Germany’s foreign intelligence service to monitor the communications of reporters working abroad and others violate the country’s constitution and must be changed, Germany’s highest court ruled Tuesday, deciding in favor of journalists-rights group Reporters Without Borders and others. The complaint against the foreign intelligence service, the BND, came after a law was changed allowing the agency, starting in…
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