After 'Qatargate', 'Huaweigate' scandal rocks EU: What happened to anti-corruption reforms?

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It was not supposed to happen again. Two years ago, after the cash-for-favours scandal known as “Qatargate” rocked the European Parliament and sent shockwaves through the EU, reforms were introduced to improve transparency. But now, fresh allegations of bribery have hit the EU’s legislature – purportedly to the benefit of China’s tech giant Huawei, according to the Belgian prosecutor’s office.

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