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Intern At NATO Military Headquarters In Belgium Faces Spying Charges
Intern At NATO Military Headquarters In Belgium Faces Spying Charges
Belgian authorities arrested an intern working inside NATO's military headquarters, accusing her of spying.
Nato’s sprawling military HQ close to Mons in western Belgium is where commanders plan and execute global operations and co-ordinate responses to threats © AP
The intern was working at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, (SHAPE), in Mons, Belgium, where NATO commanders plan operations and coordinate the alliance's response to threats across the continent.
"A Canadian national of Chinese origin, an intern at SHAPE, was served with an...
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