Huawei targeted in new European Parliament corruption probe

The EU is not a nation. It doesn't have a police. Crimes do not take place on its territory, because it has none. So then it'll fall onto the Belgium (or French) police.

Wrt to the rest: just asking questions, right?

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Post by threeseed » Thu, Mar 13, 2025, 10:48 AM UTC

014zaG wrote: post #3

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1) Because the crimes are alleged to have occurred in Belgium. That's how jurisdiction works.

2) This is the opposite of convenient. EU would prefer a good working relationship with China given the issues with the US.

3) It was started because there are allegations of corruption.

4) Because no crimes have been committed.

5) Why not ? BlackRock is a global investment bank. It's going to have employees.

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Post by Y-bar » Thu, Mar 13, 2025, 10:51 AM UTC

014zaG wrote: post #3

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Why should Belgium not have jurisdiction over EU citizens living and working in their country? Why do you think this was not initiated via Europol?

https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20221210-belgium-makes-eu...

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Post by Deukhoofd » Thu, Mar 13, 2025, 10:52 AM UTC

blogabegonija wrote: post #4

Eva "Cash" Kaili. Part two.

You're never going to get rid of bribery and corruption entirely, unfortunately. Greed is way too strong a motivator. Hopefully people actually getting arrested and charged for it makes people think twice though.

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Post by DrNosferatu » Thu, Mar 13, 2025, 10:53 AM UTC

What about Huawei home internet (fiber) modems / routers? Many large telcos in the EU use them.