Members of the European Parliament’s committee of inquiry into Pegasus spyware, launched in April(see EUROPE B12934A6), heard on Tuesday 21 June from Chaim Gelfand, the head of compliance at the Israeli groupNSO which developed the software.
But the elected representatives received few answers about the actions of European governments, such as those of Poland and Hungary, which are suspected of having used the software against political opponents or journalists, the official relying on...