Searches carried out at European Parliament in probe involving former RN group
Politico Europe reports searches at the European Parliament as part of an investigation targeting the former group of France's National Rally (RN). The source excerpt gives no further details.
Searches have been carried out at the European Parliament as part of an investigation targeting the former political group of France's right-wing National Rally party (in French, Rassemblement National, or RN). This is indicated by the headline of a Politico Europe article.
The source excerpt does not say exactly when the searches took place, which authorities conducted them, what alleged wrongdoing is being investigated, or whether anyone has been charged. Those details will depend on official information or the full text of the article.
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The source page also lists other recent articles from the outlet. They are not connected to this investigation and cover the following topics:
- The European Parliament is opening its systems to artificial intelligence models developed by OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Mistral, in order to manage the growing use of the technology by lawmakers and their assistants.
- Hungary's new prime minister, Péter Magyar, wants to close the MCC research centre in Brussels, which the outlet describes as a favourite of conservatives.
- Ahead of Hungary's parliamentary election, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was, according to the outlet, engaged in the hardest fight of his political career, one that threatened his sixteen years in power.
- A fraud investigation, in which two European figures were taken into custody, could be used against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, according to an EU official quoted by the outlet.
The source text provides no further details on the searches at the European Parliament.
