
A man who worked for a prominent German far-right lawmaker in the European Parliament has been charged with spying for China for more than four years, authorities said Tuesday. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading.
Main Idea: Former aide Jian Guo has been charged with spying for China for more than four years while working for far-right German lawmaker Maximilian Krah in the European Parliament.
Key Points:
The spying case may raise US concerns about Chinese intelligence pressure on allies and could add to security risks for trade and shared tech.
The case may push stronger counterespionage checks and better protection for US voters, workers, and businesses.
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Former aide charged with spying for China; central subject of the article’s allegations and arrest.
Far-right German lawmaker who employed Jian Guo and is tied to the fallout from the spying case.
The body that charged Jian Guo and Yaqi X. and is taking concrete legal action.
Named co-defendant charged for allegedly helping provide information to Jian Guo.
Far-right party linked to the political fallout surrounding Krah and Guo.
Mentioned because Krah won a seat there, adding political context to the story.
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