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Ten civil society organisations submit conflict-of-interest complaint on leading Omnibus MEP

Brussels, 15 December 2025 Transparency International EU (TI EU), alongside nine other civil society organisations, has today submitted a...
Ten civil society organisations submit conflict-of-interest complaint on leading Omnibus MEP
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Three years since Qatargate: has the European Parliament learned its lesson?

Three years ago, on Anti-Corruption Day no less, the so-called Qatargate scandal broke. Belgian, Greek, and Italian authorities uncovered...
Three years since Qatargate: has the European Parliament learned its lesson?
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Ex-MEP bribery jailing: just the tip of the iceberg?

Friday’s sentencing of former far-right MEP Nathan Gill for multiple counts of bribery is welcome accountability for a European...
Ex-MEP bribery jailing: just the tip of the iceberg?

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