The billions being spent on military rearmament in Europe risk opening the door to widespread corruption. Now the EU’s own anti-fraud agency is sounding the alarm about a growing dark side.
The EU’s rapidly growing defense budgets are attracting large-scale criminal activity. This is the warning from the head of the EU’s anti-fraud agency, OLAF (European Anti-Fraud Office, Eng. "European Anti-Fraud Office") stated in its latest report.
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