Espionage, Eligibility, and the Integrity of the European Commission
The revelation that Hungarian intelligence officers allegedly operated within EU institutional premises under the watch of the current EU Commissioner Oliver Várhelyi poses an unprecedented challenge to the Union’s constitutional framework.
According to investigations published in January 2025 by the Hungarian journalistic collective Direkt36, in collaboration with the German Der Spiegel, the Austrian Der Standard, and the Belgian De Tijd, approximately six officers from Hungary’s Information Office (IH) worked under diplomatic cover at Várhelyi’s mission between 2015 and 2019.
Author's summary: EU Commissioner Oliver Várhelyi faces challenges.
More News
- What the Sixers are expecting in Joel Embiid’s preseason debut | NorthPennNow
- MSU strengthens leadership in aquatic health with antimicrobial resistance workshop
- Bloomberg Student Center comes alive for festive grand opening celebration
- Scripture Reflection for Oct. 19, 2025, Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time - Catholic Standard
- New plans arise for the Greater Boise Auditorium District
- Detroit Free Press Marathon is this week - and rain is on the way
- Cartels Are Distributing Humanitarian Aid During Mexico Floods to Win Over Public Support
- Kada Scott: Philly DA Krasner details Keon King's prior kidnapping case
- 17 Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurants In Atlanta, Georgia That Locals Keep All To Themselves
- 'Boston Blue' Release Schedule: When Do New Episodes Air?