“It is really an incredible incident. It must now be clarified without ifs and buts with the full rigor of the law,” the Greens politician said on Monday on the sidelines of a meeting with colleagues from the other EU member states in Brussels. in this case, it is also about Europe’s credibility.”And accordingly there must be consequences in different areas,” she said.
Baerbock gave no details. “Now it’s all about the full enlightenment,” she added only. “We haven’t seen anything like it in a long time.”
As part of investigations into the possible influence of Qatar on politicians, the Greek Vice-President of the EU Parliament, Eva Kaili, and several parliamentary assistants were arrested on Friday. Kaili is suspected of taking money to influence political decisions for the World Cup host nation. For example, consideration is currently being given to easing visa rules for Qatari citizens at EU level.
(SDA)