Poland's leading intelligence agency believes there are about 300 foreign spies working in the country. The Internal Security Agency gave the figure Thursday amid efforts to enact a law that would make any espionage illegal in Poland. In a separate report the agency said Poland expelled a Pakistani from the country in April 2010 for trying to conduct logistical work for a terrorist group.
The news agency PAP quoted the head of the security agency, Krzysztof Bondaryk, as saying that the man was suspected of ties to the Lashkar-e-Toiba, which is believed to be behind the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India.