German weekly publication yesterday accused the  ' (NSA) of spying on the headquarters in . The magazine claims to have access to official NSA documents, provided by former NSA and  computer specialist and current fugitive . Allegedly, decoded UN communications rose from 12 to 458 within three weeks of the NSA gaining access. Analysed documents also indicated the NSA found evidence Chinese spies were also monitoring the UN, and began logging what the Chinese were accessing. The UN's nuclear watchdog in , the  , and the European Union are said to be among the organisations NSA spies have been targeting. The US government has previously denied any wrongdoing by the NSA, although President Barack Obama this month announced plans to curb government spying activities.
German weekly publication yesterday accused the United States ' (NSA) of spying on the United Nations headquarters in New York . The magazine claims to have access to official NSA documents, provided by former NSA and CIA computer specialist and current fugitive . Allegedly, decoded UN communications rose from 12 to 458 within three weeks of the NSA gaining access. Analysed documents also indicated the NSA found evidence spies were also monitoring the UN, and began logging what the Chinese were accessing. The UN's nuclear watchdog in , the International Atomic Energy Agency , and the European Union are said to be among the organisations NSA spies have been targeting. The US government has previously denied any wrongdoing by the NSA, although President Barack Obama this month announced plans to curb government spying activities.
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