Britain and Germany are beginning the process of bringing Chinese spies to justice, but they still aren't doing it anywhere near aggressively enough.
charged two Britons, Christopher Cash, a 29-year-old parliamentary researcher, and Christopher Berry, a 32-year-old former teacher, with spying for China. The two men were first arrested more than a year ago, but U.K. prosecutors have been considering their evidence file since December. Both men had previously spent a number of years in China, with Cash studying there and Berry teaching English.
These arrests are a positive development. Nevertheless, they represent only the tip of a far larger Chinese intelligence iceberg. They also reflect an overly cautious stance by European powers toward addressing China’s threat. The British government remains determined to balance China-related security concernsmight risk Chinese investment. China banks on this weakness to create space for its aggression. That said, the U.K.’s timidity is nothing compared to that of German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
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