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Transparency International EU view on Marine le Pen guilty verdict: French justice shouldn’t spare the European Parliament’s blushes

Today’s guilty verdict for Marine le Pen and many of her party members is a welcome serving of justice...
Transparency International EU view on Marine le Pen guilty verdict: French justice shouldn’t spare the European Parliament’s blushes
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Transparency International and Partners call for end to fossil fuel grip on UN Climate Talks at COP30

The coalition calls for immediate reforms, including the exclusion of polluting industry lobbyists, enhanced transparency standards, and a revised...
Transparency International and Partners call for end to fossil fuel grip on UN Climate Talks at COP30
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Transparency International EU welcomes rejection of EU Parliament’s discharge report

In an unprecedented move, the European Parliament’s Budgetary Control Committee (CONT) voted down Parliament’s discharge report, blocking it from...
Transparency International EU welcomes rejection of EU Parliament’s discharge report

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