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- German lawmakers will vote on the Kritis umbrella law to strengthen critical infrastructure security.
- The bill is backed by CDU/CSU, SPD, and AfD and establishes uniform protection standards and an incident-reporting system.
- Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt cites resilience amid rising tensions with Russia and infrastructure attacks.
- The Green Party calls the measure inadequate, and the law could affect about 1,700 essential service providers.
