European court erases years of progress in battle against dirty money, claims Transparency International

Adrian Ladbury, BrusselsDecember 1, 2022
European Court of Justice, Luxembourg. Credit: Shutterstock/nitpicker
European Court of Justice, Luxembourg. Credit: Shutterstock/nitpicker

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has set back the fight against cross-border corruption by years, according to Berlin-based anti-corruption action group Transparency International (TI).

TI said that, through its decision, the CJEU has invalidated a provision of the fifth EU Anti-...

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Adrian Ladbury, BrusselsDecember 1, 2022
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