The former Vice President of the European Parliament, Eva Kaili, who is suspected of corruption, remains in custody. The competent court in Brussels ruled on Thursday that the 44-year-old Greek must initially remain in prison for another month. The Belgian judiciary is investigating suspected corruption, money laundering and influence from abroad in the vicinity of the EU Parliament. It is said that the Gulf Emirate of Qatar is said to have tried to influence political decisions with gifts of money and goods. According to reports, Morocco tried to do the same. Kaili and three other suspects were therefore taken into custody on December 11.
Corruption scandal in the EU Parliament – Kaili remains in prison – politics
