France’s domestic intelligence agency is investigating an employee of the French Senate who is suspected of spying for North Korea, a judicial official said Tuesday. Publishing house Delga said on its website that Quennedey traveled to the Koreas in his role as the head of the French-Korean Friendship
PARIS — France’s domestic intelligence agency is investigating an employee of the French Senate who is suspected of spying for North Korea, a judicial official said Tuesday.
Senate president Gerard Larcher, informed of the investigation, authorized a search of the office of Benoit Quennedey, chief administrator for Architecture, Patrimony and Gardens, Larcher’s office said.
