Ex-EU Justice Commissioner’s Homes Raided on Suspicion of Money Laundering
Didier Reynders, von der Leyen’s former ‘rule-of-law’ chief, is under investigation for laundering money through the Belgian lottery system.
Didier Reynders, von der Leyen’s former ‘rule-of-law’ chief, is under investigation for laundering money through the Belgian lottery system.
Brussels says the country’s foreign influence law goes against EU values, despite the EU launching a similar package last year.
The annual Rule of Law Report chides the sovereigntist governments but praises the leftist cabinet of Poland.
EU institutions continue waging lawfare on conservative government for ideological reasons
Dismantling the previous conservative government’s work is considered sufficient to unlock Poland’s frozen funds and end its ‘rule-of-law’ dispute in just a few months, according to the Commission.
Leftist MEPs still threaten legal action to make the EU keep blackmailing Budapest.
Within Spain’s judicial-political controversy, the Partido Popular proposed a legislative change to court-appointment procedures. The PSOE rejected it, as it would mean political suicide.
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