Former UK Military Pilots Training Foreign Forces Could Face Prosecution
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LONDON—Former UK armed forces personnel who train foreign militaries can now be prosecuted after new laws were formally enacted. The New National Security Act—which became law in July—has modernized the UK’s counter-espionage laws and given new powers to the security services to tackle what the UK...
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