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GERMANY-USA: Second German government worker suspected of spying for US - Accused reportedly works 'in military', as Berlin still reels after intelligence agent was accused of working for CIA last week

10 July 2014

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"German authorities are investigating the second case of a government employee suspected of spying on confidential government affairs for US secret services within a week."

See the article: Second German government worker suspected of spying for US - Accused reportedly works 'in military', as Berlin still reels after intelligence agent was accused of working for CIA last week (Guardian, link)

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