BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — The head of Romania’s foreign spy agency has resigned to run for president in the Nov. 2 election, fueling debate about the presence of spies in the country’s political life.
Teodor Melescanu quit Monday as director of Romania’s Foreign Intelligence Agency.
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