Moritz Körner News Today

Lawmakers debate European Parliament corruption scandal following POLITICO investigation into leaked documents.

The Qatargate suspect wants to go from villain to victim. Thus far, she’s trying to do it without showing up.

CEO Shou Zi Chew meets with the EU’s top digital policymaker in Brussels amid a growing chorus of public criticism and legal challenges.

Hungary has backed the EU into a corner, blocking Ukraine aid and a global tax deal until it unlocks billions in EU funds.

Hungary OKs sanctions packages and negotiates reforms in Brussels. But back home, it demonizes the EU and spreads pro-Russian narratives.

French politicians are still opposed to the idea.

Byzantine corporate structure is hampering lawmakers’ action to stop spyware in Europe.

A German MEP has suggested that the two founders of BioNTech, which developed the Pfizer vaccine should be put on euro banknotes.

Phone hacking puts Poland ‘in same category as other authoritarian regimes,’ MEP close to victims said.