Could using open-source information online get you arrested for foreign interference?
- Written by Brendan Walker-Munro, Senior Research Fellow, The University of Queensland
ShutterstockTwo weeks ago, 55-year-old Sydney businessman Alexander Csergo was arrested on charges of “recklessly” engaging in foreign interference.
Csergo’s case reads like a spy novel. He allegedly met two Chinese people he knew as “Ken” and “Evelyn” in empty cafes in Shanghai, taking cash and agreeing...
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