Germany will push the European Union's member states to agree to share the surveillance of militant Web sites when it takes over the bloc's presidency in January, a senior German official said. "What we want to get is this kind of workshare between the member states... because on their own (they) are not able to check the whole Web, it is too big," said Guenter Krause, director general of the German Interior Ministry's police department.
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