MPs to examine Canada’s security screening process following NATO espionage arrest
A parliamentary committee in Canada will investigate the country’s security screening process after a Canadian NATO intern was arrested on espionage charges. The House of Commons public safety and national security committee will invite the Public Safety Minister and other witnesses to testify on the matter. The suspect, believed to be Biwei Zhang or Claire Zhang, worked as an intern at NATO’s headquarters in Belgium.
The Belgian authorities arrested her on July 25, alleging she was involved in espionage and criminal activity.
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