Australian man charged with foreign interference seeks bail FMTNews FMTWorld
Australian Alexander Csergo appeared at Parramatta Court via video link from jail where he is being held as a high security prisoner.
Csergo is alleged to have accepted cash for writing reports, which Australian federal police say contained information about Australian defence, economic and national security arrangements. Judge Michael Barko questioned why Csergo had been given cash in an envelope, by the two alleged foreign agents, named in court only as “Ken” and “Evelyn”, and why they had not sought information about lithium in Australia themselves.
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