Poland’s former spy chief was detained and dragged before parliament on Monday as part of a probe into whether the previous rightwing government misused spyware to put its opponents under surveillance.

Piotr Pogonowski, who ran Poland’s internal security agency under the administration of the Law and Justice (PiS) party and is currently a member of the central bank’s management board, was arrested after ignoring three summons from the parliamentary inquiry committee. www.ft.com/content/...