Rapidly rising defense spending across EU states is creating new opportunities for
fraudsters. The director of the EU’s anti-fraud agency has warned that states that are
funding rearmament must increase their fraud protections. Companies and investors in the sector should therefore expect more fraud activity and more scrutiny.
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EU moves step closer to harmonizing anti-corruption laws
The European Union has moved a step closer in its plans to introduce new rules meant to harmonize how member states tackle corruption, as well as how EU institutions and agencies such as Europol, Eurojust, and the European Anti-Fraud Office work together to protect the bloc’s budget and combat corporate crime.
