Icelandic Secret Service? 30. júní 2006 10:30 Björn Bjarnason dómsmálaráðherra Björn Bjarnason, Minister of Justice is hoping that Parliament (Alþingi) will commence talks about founding a secret service next term. If this would be done it would entail European specialists who would train 25-30 men; these men would then have the right to tap phones, deploy surveillance and information gathering to deter terrorist acts and organized crime. If this would be made into a bill and passed the National Security Section would be employed under the Justice Department through the Chief of Police. Björn Bjarnason also says that there is little military threat against this country, so efforts should be made to curb organized crime and guard the country against terrorist acts. -mld News News in English Mest lesið Bylgja Dís er látin Innlent Fjárlög 2026: Ríkisstjórnin sýnir á spilin fyrir næsta ár Innlent Gestur Guðmundsson er látinn Innlent Vill hækka skráningargjöldin í 100 þúsund krónur Innlent Fjórar ungar vinkonur fórust í eldsvoða í Noregi Erlent Bera kennsl á mann fimmtíu árum eftir að hann lét sig hverfa Erlent Daður við drengi sem verður kynferðislegt og endar með hótun Innlent Fjórir af hverjum fimm vilja setja árlegt hámark á hælisleitendur Innlent „Mjög miður að við séum komin á þennan stað“ Innlent Bein útsending: Breski sundkappinn kemur á land í Nauthólsvík Innlent
Björn Bjarnason, Minister of Justice is hoping that Parliament (Alþingi) will commence talks about founding a secret service next term. If this would be done it would entail European specialists who would train 25-30 men; these men would then have the right to tap phones, deploy surveillance and information gathering to deter terrorist acts and organized crime. If this would be made into a bill and passed the National Security Section would be employed under the Justice Department through the Chief of Police. Björn Bjarnason also says that there is little military threat against this country, so efforts should be made to curb organized crime and guard the country against terrorist acts. -mld
News News in English Mest lesið Bylgja Dís er látin Innlent Fjárlög 2026: Ríkisstjórnin sýnir á spilin fyrir næsta ár Innlent Gestur Guðmundsson er látinn Innlent Vill hækka skráningargjöldin í 100 þúsund krónur Innlent Fjórar ungar vinkonur fórust í eldsvoða í Noregi Erlent Bera kennsl á mann fimmtíu árum eftir að hann lét sig hverfa Erlent Daður við drengi sem verður kynferðislegt og endar með hótun Innlent Fjórir af hverjum fimm vilja setja árlegt hámark á hælisleitendur Innlent „Mjög miður að við séum komin á þennan stað“ Innlent Bein útsending: Breski sundkappinn kemur á land í Nauthólsvík Innlent