Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

Prosecutors in Australia say two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects including a government deal with the U.S. and Britain to build

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

SYDNEY (AP) — Prosecutors in Australia say two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects including a government deal with the U.S. and Britain to build a fleet of Australian nuclear-powered submarines. The businessman, Alexander Csergo, was refused bail when he appeared in a Sydney court charged with

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

SYDNEY, Australia: Two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects that include a government deal with the United States and the United Kingdom to build a fleet of Australian nuclear-powered submarines, prosecutors told a court on Monday.The businessman, Alexander Csergo, was refused bail when he appeared, by video link from prison, in Sydney's Downing Center Local Court and was charged with…

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

SYDNEY (AP) — Two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects including a government deal with the United States and Britain to build a fleet of Australian nuclear-powered submarines, prosecutors

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

SYDNEY (AP) — Two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects including a government deal with the United States and Britain to build a fleet of Australian nuclear-powered submarines, prosecutors

Australian charged over reports to suspected Chinese spies

SYDNEY (AP) — Two suspected Chinese spies gave a Sydney businessman envelopes of cash for information about subjects including a government deal with the United States and Britain to build a fleet of Australian nuclear-powered submarines, prosecutors