European Lawmakers React After Alleged Targeting In Chinese Hacking Campaign

The United States and Britain say China has been carrying out a sweeping cyberespionage campaign targeting politicians, journalists, and critics of Beijing. RFE/RL spoke to lawmakers from Romania, Albania, and North Macedonia that were targeted.

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