EU Public Prosecutor’s Office will be ‘killed softly for doing its job’ says outgoing chief
A budgetary squeeze and bureaucratic inertia threaten the future of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, its top official told POLITICO.
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A budgetary squeeze and bureaucratic inertia threaten the future of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office, its top official told POLITICO.
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