Germany Jails Chinese Spy, Marking New Low in China-Europe Relations – Europeans are growing skeptical about Beijing’s interest in solving a series of economic and political disputes between the two blocs
Germany Jails Chinese Spy, Marking New Low in China-Europe Relations – Europeans are growing skeptical about Beijing’s interest in solving a series of economic and political disputes between the two blocs
> A former assistant to a German far-right lawmaker was sentenced to jail for spying on behalf of China, casting light on Beijing’s espionage efforts in Europe as the relationship between the two deteriorates.
>A court in Dresden on Tuesday condemned the man, a Chinese-born German national identified as Jian G., to four years and nine months in jail for aggravated spying. An accomplice was handed a suspended sentence.
> The court found that Jian G. had been working for a Chinese intelligence agency since at least 2007. As a spy, he had identified and monitored regime dissidents in Europe, putting them at physical risk, a spokeswoman for the court said.
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The thing is that both China and the EU want the other to be something that it’s not, that’s true for defense, trade, or politics.
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> A former assistant to a German far-right lawmaker was sentenced to jail for spying on behalf of China, casting light on Beijing’s espionage efforts in Europe as the relationship between the two deteriorates.
>A court in Dresden on Tuesday condemned the man, a Chinese-born German national identified as Jian G., to four years and nine months in jail for aggravated spying. An accomplice was handed a suspended sentence.
> The court found that Jian G. had been working for a Chinese intelligence agency since at least 2007. As a spy, he had identified and monitored regime dissidents in Europe, putting them at physical risk, a spokeswoman for the court said.
The thing is that both China and the EU want the other to be something that it’s not, that’s true for defense, trade, or politics.
ok we [us] still got a shot