p 's to members of parliament yesterday . it seemed clear that they were at the initial stages of their investigations. it was yesterday, and this week it's been mostly about getting more information about finding out more details about this alleged plan. i normally afterwards, some of the concrete measures will be announced. there are several measures being discussed with a gun laws also with the who can get into the bit public buildings and so on. we saw that in our report. what exactly will be decided that is still open, that is still part of the political debate, which we're seeing in parliament this week. so to be determined, what we'll see in terms of security measures, i thomas, what else can we expect to come next in this investigation? well, essentially further discussions, further debates in parliament as to what should be the concrete steps because they are very controversial. so if you talk about gun laws, germany has some of the strictest gun laws in europe, but not everyone in parliament believed that gun laws s

and when it came back and this is done, then this ended back to the parliament and even the parliament been upholding the government of the high school in the supreme court. the guest to get a moment work density. and i just want to mention in 2014 election before the election on, on the board, prime minister call lit ex prime minister color that the, to propose that there, there is, don't get to go on mental, why don't we bought it? electron been government comprising what all the members in the parliament all the party. and unless you let me color those yet, you really rejected the offer. and she did not even hit 3. so that was brought down by the board. and then it was supported by the parliament, and we're for the 1st time in the history of bunger. this has a new election commission. election commission on the law was actually proposed by b and b. i will come back in just a moment. i want to put those 2 remaining because right now as soon as governments and power, they on the fire for the abuses, alleged abuses of power that they are committing at the moment. but if we look back in

we also need to look at the parliament sword stuff. we have, for example, with regards to travels, having external sponsors for travels and see which loopholes we close. but down the line, whatever kind he did was against you pin parliament's roads and against belgian laws already as of now ah will european union is slipping new sanctions on iran over human rights abuses. iran has executed a 2nd person connected to anti government protests, human rights groups, a warning that protesters are now being sentenced to death in iran after sham trials. the news came early in the morning. magic reserve lombard had been executed after a show trial magic where rights group say he didn't even receive legal council. this low resolution security footage was considered enough evidence to convict him . the court claims chose the 23 year old attacking to members of a pro government militia. the young man shown here in a private video was charged at the end of november. he was hanged less than a month later. act of his say that run of ards family had n

she's also destroyed credibility of the european parliament. what was like, how did you notice that things went right there while ever 1st of all was a very nice and friendly colleague. but from the beginning of the legislature, she took very pro katara positions and him some aspects. she wasn't really balancing it. it also happened, for example, when we travel to saudi arabia about 2 years ago in every meeting, she was raising the issue of a katara princess that was hold in kind of cassidy insults inside saudi arabia. so i was a bit wondering what is behind there, but frankly said the degree of allegation start down the taper right now. i could not imagine this to happen and it doesn't seem to be over yet. i mean, the belgium authorities have searched further offices to day, if few $100000.00 euros more have been found in a hotel room in suitcases, just sloshing around a. do you fear that there could be a wider circuits involved here? well, i clearly feel as if i am in the middle of some crime scene. my wife's chair of my own delegation as jus

then government lawmakers are the parliament and in every bill that was often the parliament, they were given more believe growth dances to give their books in those laws and abuse. and many of their recommendations were included in the laws and views. so we can say that they had ample jones's to say their revenge says to criticize the government whatever will be as they had. but unfortunately when the n p a was in power from 2001 to 2006 all mc lawmaker, there did not have many chances in the parliament. i just want to say one incident in 2004, there was a ghastly grenade effect on now prime minister shake of siena. and during that time she nearly escaped. and when she went back to parliament that then she was opposition leader. she wanted to discuss this method. she was not even given the job to discuss this matter on the parliament. ok. so i saw hollywood. what, what room be the thing that she has been? she says yes for the last 4 years, but she has tried to make a difference in the parliament for those efforts have failed. i think the point that i mostly picked up on is that the p m

there is more from the european parliament president make no mistake, you have in parliament. your colleagues is under attack. european democracy is under attack. and other way of open free democratic societies are under attack. well, i spoke to our correspondent barbara vessel in strasburg and asked her if for the president's response to this corruption scandal was strong enough. absolutely. so, and it is a very difficult time for the european parliament on, for regard to mid solar. you could really see that she was angry, that she had her head to hold herself back. not to say things that would be a judicially problematic because she, i mean everyone here who has nothing to do with the scandal is frustrated. people are absolutely shocked when you talk to parliamentary and walking across the corridor. here they say we, we couldn't believe it. this is the worst that has ever happened. and the horrifying thing is a fill. it's not over yet. we just saw in the belgian media that there has been further searches today. and there have been 10 offices off in the european parliament se

that is, that is being made here in the european parliament. so derek devotees are relatively strictly regulated. but 3rd countries that's a wide open door, there is simply nothing they could so far do whatever they wanted. so there are people here in parliament who say we have to look at other countries apart from katara. we know that as a by john and this throughout the last years has been very busy on many fronts, politically, trying to bribe people to gain a better reputation. and the same holds true, of course, for russia and maybe some others. so this story isn't over, the parliament will really be busy with looking at the details here from months coming. and the big problem is, it's not only the frustration and disappointment of parliamentarians have nothing to do with this. but the big point is, the soft power of the you are people in parliament rests was the moral high ground . they can occupy in say we of fighting for european values. if they lose that, they really lose a big part of who they are and what they can do in europe. yeah,

she's also a member of the european parliament. she is one of 4 people arrested in connection with the scan. the parliament of the european union rocked by the worst corruption scandal in its history. the institutions leader stressed the gravity of the situation for the block make no mistake. the european parliament their colleagues is under attack. european democracy is under attack. and other way of open free democratic societies are under attack. to your words echoed by the g. u commission chief, the allegations against the rest. it is a question of confidence of people into our institutions. and this confidence and trust into our institutions needs highest standard and of independence and integrity. high level you official stand accused of alleged involvement in a bribery scheme in which the gulf state guitar may have been trying to influence their political decision. our member of parliament ever kylie is understood to be among those charged. she's one of the parliament's vice president. recently, she had become a vocal defend

the former m p still had access to parliament. and they could now be strict rules for entering official buildings. your will and often as house sign, we want to be and to remain an open house also for citizens. i landed the same time, we have to guarantee security for all of us also for our visitors. and this means that not just any one can be allowed entry. becoming part in future, there will be closer scrutiny than has perhaps been the case so far off. the plot to attack parliament brought back memories of a failed attempt by protested to storm the berlin building and 2020 authorities. and now debating which measures could prevent scenes like this. and more importantly, safeguard germany's democracy. a vertical correspondent, thomas spur adjustment thomas with the new details that have been emerging just how far along were the alleged plotters. while certainly many new details has come out, not only the fact that many more supporters and originally thought were part of this plot, or that more weapons were found that initially th

this ami parliament was formed in 1993. its head office sees here in karina, in the shadow of the world's biggest underground i in all mine. despite its name, the parliament has no legislative power. it's an elected representative body which advises the swedish government on sammy issues. but it's not truly independent from the state. it's overseen by a government ministry. coleman a whole and melanie elko, nevada, and stock leg sven's committee, the here. okay, fall quanto gone. added complet. see it of that for at the we and i said now, so most ma, foia dawn marie, i glen some stuff done so that smattering. yeah. set that up on does it answer sco mom bought at an end just for the saw me scaffold. get sammy like car and a frustrated over the limitations of the parliament. not until recently the government hasn't been obliged to consult it. although that said to change with a new law that requires consultation on matters of special significance. i believe it was a major difference, but it's not enough and it would be needed

that is, that is being made here in the european parliament. so derek devotees are relatively strictly regulated, but 3rd countries that's a wide open door. there is simply nothing they could so far do whatever they wanted . so there are people here in parliament who say we have to look at other countries apart from katara. we know that as a by john and this was the last years, has been very busy on many fronts, politically, trying to bribe people to gain a better reputation at the same holds true, of course, for russia and maybe some others. so this story isn't over, the parliament will really be busy with looking at the details here from months coming. and the big problem is, it's not only the frustration and disappointment of parliamentarians have nothing to do with this. but the big point is the soft power of the you are peeping in. parliament rests with the moral high ground they can occupy in say we of fighting for european values. if they lose that, they really lose a big part of who they are and what they can do in europe. you know, tha

but how is this expected to affect the members of parliament involved and running of the parliament itself? well, the pollen is big, the 705 members of the european parliament coming from all 27 member states of the european union. so this is a very sort of disparate set of emmy peas, but it does stand itself out. the european parliament really sort of puts itself or does the fasting of fundamental democracy and rights and values in the european union. they say that the most democratic of the use institutions, because they're directly elected by the members of the, by the citizens of the european union. so this is a big reputational issue for them, as well as for the categories who oversee hosting, the world cup at the moment. and there's going to have to be a lot of damage control. but a lot of people i've been speaking to say that this is a real big question about the european parliament. some one expert i spoke to said that if you have 600000 euros in cash in your home, which is the allegation you're not afraid of being caught. and that says something, you know, bad or worrying about th

here's more now from the european parliament president today make no mistake the european parliament their colleagues, is under attack. european democracy is under attack. and other way of open free democratic societies are under attack. i want to good at our correspond barbara hazel. she is in strossberg forest. could he be to you barbara? so barbara, this is a moving story and it looks like the police investigations are getting wider by the hour. what more do we know tonight? indeed, things keep on happening while robert met sort of a speaking here in strasburg, at the belgium police did more searches at 10 offices within the european parliament in brussels, were searched hotel rooms, apartments, and further offices. and what did they find more and more money in $1.00 of the hotel rooms connected to one of the suspects, a $150000.00, plus in his suitcase in an office. another cool 100000. so we are obviously heading towards the 1000000 in cash sloshing around in connection a to this whole a bribery and corruption scandal ended. so the police hasn't said whether they are finished. t

the flight of the european parliament group will decide how to react.egislative body of the european union now eva kalia renounced her own greek political party, politicians were not excluded from her , and the european parliament, where she holds the position of vice president, suspended her, and they can terminate her powers, but for this, two-thirds of the votes of the meps are needed, some of them insist that i er, really, the inviolability of this kylie should be taken away, and greece today, where is kylie originally from, froze her assets on its territory, a total of four detainees were investigated as i already said, the president and the european commission today were interested in whether their officials are being investigated in this case. we must check how the situation is developing. i think that while there is no new information, we remain in the status quo, but in fact, if it appears, we will have to act and react to these are vocals and three more people are accused of creating a criminal group, as well as money laundering and receiving

i just did a bit of digging into the voting of the european parliament. eva kylie, attended a meeting of the libra committee. this the human rights and sort of the issue is the so legal committee of the, the european parliament. she isn't a member of that committee, but she turned up on december the 1st to a vote, which was about visa liberalization for katara. and she weight combined, and she voted in favor of that. and i, me, p are able to go and vote in different committees and put their voice is heard that it is a sort of additional pile of evidence on top of the very positive statements that she's been making about cattle publicly in the european parliament. it's starting to sort of a big weight of information is starting to come in, which is starting to stick against her in this investigation. certainly them very serious claims that have been making against that have been made against either kylie jack. i kind of wanted to ask you about what kinds of charges can be brought against members of the european parliament. you know, if they're in hot water

make no mistake, the european parliament, their colleagues, is under attack. a stark, you mean that more with president as a donor bodies, vice president is suspended, suspected of taking bribes from guitar, also coming up with less than a week after police and germany arrested more than 20 people for allegedly plotting and armed cool lawmakers discuss how to improve national security at the european union imposes more sanctions on a run after another protester was executed. ah, i'm here until thanks for joining us. the president of the european parliament has denounced attempts to undermine the european project as one of the largest corruptions scandals in the history of the e continues to come to light roberto. but sola was speaking after one of the parliament's vice presidents, if a kylie was charged with taking bribes from a gray gulf state, understood to be world cup host guitar. the greek m. e p is one of 4 people arrested in connection with the scandal. the parliament of the european union rocked by the worst corruption scandal in its history. the insti

this army parliament was formed in 1993. its head office seas here in karina, in the shadow of the world's biggest underground i in all mine. despite its name, the parliament has no legislative power. it's an elected representative body which advises the swedish government on sammy issues out. it's not truly independent from the state. it's overseen by a government ministry. coleman a whole, and melanie elko, nevada, and stock leg sven's committee, the here. oh, good, fall, quanto gone. add it completely out of that said at the we and i said no. so most ma, foia dawn, marie, i, glen so south dunst smerna set that up on the citizen. so it's go, mom bought it and just for the saw me scaffold get saw me like car and a frustrated over the limitations of the parliament. until recently, the government hasn't been obliged to consult it, although that set to change with a new law that requires consultation on matters of special significance. i believe it was a make a difference. it's not in off and it was the needed to improve that.

parliament for the governing, a whammy league parssi. and in the town of normal in illinois, ali ray, as president of the american institute of bound to their studies at the annoyed state university of a warm welcome to all of you. where mean, let's start with you. why have you and all 6 other b and p members of parliament quit? thank you so much. thank you so much for inviting me to discuss matters not elected in 2018. this election is called midnight election because it is, it is, it's created history. in fact, no other country in the world has this sort of connection. so the 7 members be there in the parliament session of our party and body made this decision because we try to use as much as we can the platform of parliament and we tried to be tried all level best, but unfortunately you are not given time time are my been stopped by the speaker, and this is the time i believe that this decision resonate. the people are there's the people that is expected us to step down from the parliament . and so i used to say that the elections in

make no mistake, you are being parliament. their colleagues is under attack. european democracy is under attack. i start warning from the parliament president as one of the bodies vice president state suspended suspected of taking bribes from guitar. also coming up in the program. less than a week after police and germany arrested more than 20 people for allegedly plotting and armed coo investigate is more about the scale of their operation. and the european union imposes more sanctions on our end after another protester was executed. ah, ah, i'm here until the thanks for joining us. the president of the european parliament has denounced attempts to undermine the european project as one of the largest corruption scandals in the history of the e continues to come to light. rebecca roberto mate sola was speaking after one of the parliament's vice presidents if a colleague was charged with taking bribes from a quote, golf state understood to be the world cup host guitar. the group at greek m e. p is one of 4 people arrested in co

let me say that you will find this parliament firmly in your way. we are europeans. we would rather be cold than bought. ah, so we're just a hearing there from they are president of the european parliament or roberta much so that speaking on this, this, these alleged corruption that allegations are mindful of the presumption of innocence. you're speaking to emmy piece arts in strasburg, where we find her, our brussels are corresponded to barbara vase or welcome back barbara, a very very roberta, mit sullivan at seemed quite angry, very strong words from her very strong speech. she is obviously very angry and she had to keep held herself back not to say something like, she explained at the very beginning of her speech and not to say something that sort of goes across the judicial process. because of course, this is up to belgian authorities, the belgium prosecutor has to sort of look and investigated these accusations, they have to figure out the details. they have to find out who else might have been implicated. whether they're more people that we don't know yet abou

the former m p still had access to parliament. and they could now be strict to rules for entering official buildings. your will and opened his house sign or we want to be and to remain an open house also for citizens. i landed the same time. we have to guarantee security for all of us also for our visitors. and this means that not just any one can be allowed entry coming part in future that will be closer scrutiny than has perhaps been the case so far off. the plot to attack parliament brought back memories of a failed attempt by protested to storm the berlin building and 2020 authorities. and now debating which measures could prevent scenes like this. and more importantly, safe got germany's democracy. the european union has further or impose rather further sanctions on iran over human rights abuses after reigning authorities executed a 2nd demonstrator linked to anti government. protests logic, reza run of ard was found guilty after allegedly stabbing to security of officers to death during demonstrations. however, human rights

members of parliament, bullying ty, and accusing them of corruption. there's the goodness. katara is a throne rather in labor rights, abolishing a fall and reducing minimum wage. despite the challenges that even europe's companies are denying the for the love, they committed to a vision by choice and they open to the world. this is despite international concerns that thousands of migrant workers could have died building the tournaments stadiums kindly has been expelled from her party at home and her parliamentary group. what happens to her next will be up to belgium system of justice. and for the latest on this investigation, earlier i spoke with the w correspondent, jack paris in brussels. well, its getting ever, ever deeper. we know that 600000 euros in cash was confiscated, that potentially eva kylie's. father was trying to get some of that cash out of an apartment that's been widely circulated in belgium media. and i have it on exclusively for d. w that potentially the categories are themselves investigating the labor minister that she was pictured

but the parliament occupied the moral high ground. they always said we are the ones fighting for european values. we're the ones fighting for the morality of the european union. they were really very strong on the war in ukraine this year, and they were strong on iran. so there is many instances where they have really tried to sort of come up is very strong stance against authoritarian countries. and now if things happen like this, they simply lose credibility for them, this is in, in horrible hit against this credibility and against their it. so that their moral stance, if they lose that they're going to lose a lot of the informal power of the soft power. they have built up carefully throughout the last years. barbara, thank you for that barbara. rosalind strattman of your peer unions also considering further sanctions against iran over human rights abuses of his comes after a reigning authorities executed a 2nd demonstrator linked to anti government protests. but he tracer iran of art was convicted for allegedly stabbing to security

faction of the european parliament.o voted to expel her from her ranks, as well as naturally suspend her participation in any programs, by the way, it is known that some socialists followed. uh, voluntarily also on the way out, refusing. now, after all, in the further activities of some commissions until the completion of the investigation. raphael luxman, a french socialist , said that the problem actually took root and quite a long time ago. he claims that on the pages of the politician, for example, that a closed meeting of representatives of the socialist faction with lobbyists from the boat was held in the european parliament, where some euro-deputies allegedly arranged direct auctions their votes. how much will they evaluate their vote in favor of this country, and roberto micela, the president of the european parliament, was forced to hastily return from malta to brussels in order to participate , among other things, during searches. and on monday i speak to the leaders of those european parliament practitioners.

president of the european parliament and institution. dad sir, has fades itself as being the most democratic institution in the european union as its members are elected by the citizens of the european union. european. yeah, all eyes will be on the you, parliament as the situation that continues. now the president has called for a meeting into this that corruption investigation. what are we expecting to come out of that? well, i think that now of course the european parliament and its president met sola, there needs to actor. we know that term eva cailee was stripped of all her responsibilities, but she is still a member of the european parliament. she still enjoys immunity, even though we, according to reports, know that she was arrested and you can only be arrested as a member of the parliament if you are caught red handed. but in theory, see she still enjoys immunity. and of course, for the president of the you appear, appeal, appear in parliament. now the most important task is to demonstrate dad, she's ready to support investigation

she made similar comments during a speech at the european parliament later in november. they accusing some members of parliament bullying to try and accusing them of corruption. there's the goodness . katara is a throne rather in labor rights, abolishing a fall and reducing minimum wage. despite the challenges that even europe and companies are denying the and for the love, they committed to a vision by choice and they open to the world. this is despite international concerns that thousands of migrant workers could have died, building the tournaments stadiums. kylie has been expelled from her party at home and her parliamentary group. what happens to her next will be up to belgium system of justice. now for the latest on this investigation, i spoke with d. w correspondent jack parrot in brussels. well, we know that the content from the guitar reside that they are investigating on their side. i have source is close to that. who have told me that actually that meeting that we heard about with the labor minister, that the labor minister himself is being looked into and also

the greek socialist remains a member of parliament. she's one of 6 people arrested by belgium, police to have been released a following questioning. second 17th. and the parliament's president, roberta met so the said, the scandal could go even further whether it is tightening of our rulers, whether it is inquiring further, whether it is looking at the influence of certain that countries and we will not stop and leave leave no stone unturned i cannot predict where this will go, but what i can say, i fear, and this isn't a general point of view after our initial findings is that the story will not stop here. so it was like the european parliament is at the start of an uncomfortable process. i put that to our correspondent to barbara fazel in strasburg. definitely. so i mean, this is just the beginning of the horrors that are yet to follow. you just have to imagine full that the voucher police had wire taps in place for a while on some of those suspects. and we don't really know yet what is going to emerge from news says some sort of for

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of this parliament is a threat will stop at nothing.se melt line actors linked -- malign actors linked to autocratic third countries have allegedly weaponized ngos, unions, individuals, assistance, anmembers of the european parliament in an effort to subdue our processes. host: we know that four people have been arrested by belgian police. belgian prosecutors have launched an investigation and say for are charged with participation in a criminal organization, money laundering, and corruption. among those arrested is the greek mep and vice president of theuropean parliament. she was reportedly caught with bags of cash at her home, though none of the four suspects have been publicly named, she is understood to be among them. her assets haveeen frozen. this is what the european commission president had to say. >> the allegations against the vice president of the european parliament are of utmost concern, very serious. it's a question of confidence of people into our institutions and this confidence of trust into our institutions needs the

so no, the system of parliament to prevent this has not worked at all. they didn't figure it out, even though there were suspicions against e for kylie, because she was so incredibly pro cutter, but nobody even thought that she would be taking money for her services. so what has worked is the, the belgium police and the belgian justice system. and that, but certainly for parliament cannot be good enough. thank you. about barbara barbara vessel in strasburg. i'm going to take a look now some more stories are making headlines around the world. floods and land slides triggered by heavy rains of killed at least a 100 people in the congo lease capital kinshasa. police say the death thought is likely to rise. major roads, including a key supply route, have been submerged. south africa parliament has voted against impeaching the president rum poses. the motion was rejected with the help of lawmakers from the president's ruling and see party report last month suggested that he illegally hit nearly $600000.00 at his ranch. he was secretary of state on to me, blan

the birth of the sammy parliament in norway had its origins. he, on the al to river an important place for wild salmon fishing and randy hurting. in the late sixties, the norwegian government produced a plan to down the river and build a massive hydro electric power plant. the original proposal would flood the knee by sammy village of nazi the sammy ford back. ah, it was 100 thanks. it was protesting by people physically trying to hump or death construction workers. they had formed the human blockade and it went on to the point where norwegian government, it did send 600 police officers to the i'll that it did go on for very many years. actually almost 10 years, it did evolve to become the largest. they were disobedience case in norway. ah, celia korean m, what was a little girl at the time of the l to protests. but she remembers the shock waves the movement created. after a 150 yourself. no, what, no region sation which was as it spoke in politics, to eradicate our culture and our air language. and it was, it was hard, i guess even to try to t

this, as well as our assembly , the nato parliamentary assembly and its members representing 30 parliaments of the participating countries stand steadfastly by ukraine and from the very first day we helped to mobilize the necessary support we constantly condemned the illegitimate and illegal attempts of russia to annex the territory of the immune, and we do not recognize these annexations, our chairman jeri konon, who is leaving his post, clearly stated this in his address at the first parliamentary summit of the crimean platform of zagreb. last month, we created a special e-aid fund in the verkhovna rada to strengthen democracy in ukraine now and in the future and in the future, and we will help ukraine achieve the goals it has set for itself and become a full member of the euro-atlantic community, we have repeatedly reaffirmed their united support in particular at the recent session in madrid and i am doing everything i can as president of the nato parliamentary assembly to continue and strengthen our unwavering support of ukraine today, when we celebrate the 31st anniversary of the refer

the u parliament has voted to remove of its vice presidents from office. if our kaylee is being held in jail on corruption charges linked to the gulf state of kata, she has denied the allegations through her lawyer. the scandal has tarnished the parliament's credibility and undermined its own investigations into corruption in several e u countries. the greek socialist kylie is one of 6 people arrested by belgium police as part of an anti graft probe. 2 of them have been released from custody of after questioning. he said again, think he w's a barbara vessel is in the strasburg for us. are following this story, barbara, a kylie has been now removed from office. will that be enough to deflect a criticism away from the use parliament? absolutely not, of course get her to mean parliamentarians have votes. it was over whelming majority to kick her out. that is a symbolic act. it was quite clear that of course, she would be stripped off all her offices and functions here in the european parliament. but this is just the beginning. and that is the horrible thing t

today, in the european parliament, of course, they also say that. but actually, we must state that european states care about their security first of all, and they have now begun to actively publish about the state of their army, the state of their army where their weapons are located, because for many years the european union and each state of the european union has reduced military spending on weapons because they did not see a great need to build up military potential and transferred money to other funds, including the covid fund which took a lot of funds from the state budgets and thus now the european states understand that they should support ukraine and uh, in words, as if declaring that this support should and in reality also after all helping ukraine, they are more focused on explaining this to themselves in the same way as the transfer of e-e air defense systems from germany to poland, or whether poland offered to move this system to the air defense system on the territory of ukraine so that it would protect at least some part of the terri

, nie removed from that position by the parliament, eva kylie, a greek socialist m e p. and another number of her connections, including her life partner, a former italian m e p, and another head of angio, as well as human rights and geo based here him in brussels. the question is exactly how deep this goes. there's a lot of public information showing sort of gleaming votes. we're leaving speech to sorry, we're eva. kylie sport spoke very much in favor of the category government and what they're doing regarding labor laws. she also was in attendance at a vote in a legal affairs committee that she actually doesn't sit on, but she actively went to vote in favor of liberalizing the visa process for categories and citizens entering the european union. the category embassy, the mission to the european union is it's called has called all of these claims baseless. they say that they work institution to institution, but there is this swirling sense of these connections. and that 600000 euros in cash. that was fine by police on thursday night friday night is going to be a real in

the you parliament has voted to remove one of its vice president from office. either kaylee is being held in jail on corruption charges linked to the golf state of kata. she has denied the allegations through her lawyer. the scandal has tarnished the parliament's credibility and undermined its own investigations into corruption in several e u countries. the greek socialist kylie is one of 6 people arrested by a belgian police as part of an anti graph, pro 2 of them have been released from custody after questioning anniversary. all corresponding barbara visit is in strasbourg and france, where that wrote happened. and earlier i asked her where the stripping kindly of her role as vice president would be enough to deflect criticism away from parliament. absolutely not, of course, scare her to mean parliamentarians have vote. it was over whelming majority to kick her out. that is a symbolic act, it was quite clear that of course, she would be stripped off all her offices and functions here in the european parliament. but this is just the beginning. and that is the