Canadian intern at NATO HQ in Belgium arrested on suspicion of spying for ‘third country’
- Posted on July 25, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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A Canadian intern employed at NATO's Brussels headquarters has been detained by authorities in Belgium following allegations of espionage activities benefiting an unidentified third nation. The Public Safety Canada agency confirmed the arrest stems from an active criminal investigation into potential security breaches at the alliance's central command. The incident raises concerns regarding foreign intelligence operations targeting NATO installations and the vetting procedures for international personnel working at sensitive military facilities.
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