China Says Ex-Government Worker to Be Executed for Spying

Chinese authorities have announced that a former government worker will be executed for spying for a foreign country.

The announcement was made by the Supreme People's Court on Tuesday, and the execution is expected to take place soon.

The former government worker, whose name has not been released, was convicted of spying for an unnamed foreign country. The court said that the worker had provided the foreign country with classified information, which could have harmed China's national security.

The execution is a reminder of the Chinese government's harsh stance on spying. In recent years, the government has cracked down on espionage, and several people have been executed for spying for foreign countries.

The execution is also a reminder of the tensions between China and other countries. China has accused the United States and other Western countries of spying on China, and the two sides have been engaged in a diplomatic dispute over the issue.

The execution is likely to further strain relations between China and other countries. The United States has already condemned the execution, and other countries are likely to follow suit.