Germany's top security official has said that he will try to find a way for Edward Snowden to speak to German officials if the former National Security Agency contractor is willing to provide details about the NSA's activities including the alleged surveillance of Chancellor Angela Merkel's mobile phone. The comments on Friday by Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich came after Hans-Christian Stroebele, a German lawmaker, travelled to Moscow and met NSA leaker Snowden. Al Jazeera's David Chater reports from Moscow.
