US EditionBelgian Authorities Charge Ex-EU Justice Chief Didier Reynders for Money Laundering
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Belgian authorities charge ex-EU Justice chief Didier Reynders for money laundering
In a case that has sent shockwaves through European political circles, Belgian authorities have charged former European Union Justice Commissioner and former Belgian Deputy Prime Minister Didier Reynders with money laundering involving approximately one million euros. The allegations, which include the use of suspicious cash deposits and a purported lottery ticket scheme, mark one of the most serious corruption-related accusations ever leveled a…
The credibility of the European institutional order is under attack after Belgian investigators opened a case for alleged money laundering against former European Commissioner of Justice Didier Reynders, a figure that until recently led the defence of the rule of law in the European Union. This is what is already known as “Reyndersgate”: a scandal of laundering that could exceed one million euros and that directly affects those who were to guard…
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