Poland's opposition leader calls spying scandal, involving Pegasus spyware, one of the biggest threats to democracy in recent history. — AFP
Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk on Tuesday said reports the government spied on its opponents represented the country's biggest "crisis for democracy" since the end of communism.
A cyber-security watchdog last week said the Pegasus spyware had been used to target prominent opposition figures, with Polish media dubbing the scandal a "Polish Watergate".
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