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Two Chinese nationals, aged 25 and 31, have been charged with reckless foreign interference in Australia. This case is part of broader concerns regarding foreign espionage and influence operations by China, as highlighted by a security expert who discussed the motivations behind such activities. The charges were brought before a Canberra court on February 12, 2026.
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