German Lawmaker's Office Raided Amid China Spying Claims

The Brussels office of Maximilian Krah, a far-right German MEP, was searched following allegations of espionage for China by an aide.

Searches in Brussels target offices and residence linked to MEP Maximilian Krah's aide, suspected of spying for China.
Krah, lead candidate for the far-right AfD in upcoming European Parliament elections, denies personal involvement.
Investigations reveal the aide allegedly passed sensitive EU parliamentary information to Chinese intelligence.
The incident casts a shadow on AfD's image, already tarnished by accusations of ties with foreign powers.
German authorities also arrested three others for illegally transferring sensitive technology to China.