Corruption

Huawei is at the center of a corruption investigation by Belgian prosecutors.

Two years after Qatargate, Parliament is still split over reform in its ethics checks.

Chinese tech giant’s offices raided and Parliament offices sealed in case that echoes the 2022 Qatargate investigation.

Dismay and anger inside London court as landmark ruling on climate activists is read out.

Both lawmakers will have their legal immunity revoked by Belgian prosecutors for further investigation, if the European Parliament approves.

On the two-year anniversary of a train crash that killed 57 people, national protests reflect despair over its handling.

The request follows claims the EU executive was paying nonprofits to lobby on its behalf.

Move sparks backlash in Kyiv, as ex-president accuses incumbent of “politically motivated” attack.

An aviation lobby wants “full transparency and a legal investigation” into the open skies deal with Gulf state.

Confidential contracts seen by POLITICO do not tend to support claims that the executive paid green groups to lobby on its behalf.

“In order not to further raise tensions in society, I made this decision,” says departing leader as pressure grows on President Aleksandar Vučić.

Despite government orders to build defenses, experts and some lawmakers say Kyiv’s state-owned atomic firm did little for months, sparking fears of winter blackouts.

In a new book, Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner urges the U.S. and Europe to join together in a “Freedom Trade Alliance” against China, Russia and other autocracies.

Ex-S&D politician is charged with participating in a criminal organization, more than two years after the corruption scandal broke.

Strong, specific questions from the Tory leader soon gave way to a scatter-shot approach.

Pontiff writes of “evil committed by certain priests” in book released Tuesday.

Pro-Moscow candidate Zoran Milanović secures a second term after winning runoff by almost 3:1 margin.

Treasury has designated Hungarian PM’s Cabinet office chief as a “corrupt government official.”

The former French president faces up to 10 years in prison if found guilty.

The vote was annulled after a Kremlin-led influence campaign catapulted a pro-Russia candidate into the lead.

Belgrade government is trying to “throw dust in the eyes of the people,” former Novi Sad Mayor Boris Novaković says.

Often compared to Donald Trump, Zoran Milanović secured a substantial victory in the first round of the country’s presidential election. That should worry the EU.

Incumbent Zoran Milanović, a combative critic of NATO and the EU, finished well ahead of the ruling party candidate but just short of a majority.