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GERMANY-USA: Berlin tells CIA station chief to leave in spy scandal

11 July 2014

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"Germany told the CIA station chief in Berlin to leave the country on Thursday (10 July) in a dramatic display of anger from Chancellor Angela Merkel at the behaviour of a close ally after officials unearthed two suspected US spies."

See the article: Berlin tells CIA station chief to leave in spy scandal (euractiv, link)

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