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1. You know how to whistle, don't you? May 7, 2009

Where will whistleblower end up? Something of a dilemma for Siim Kallas, the European commissioner for accounting, administration and the fight against fraud. Or perhaps for...

You know how to whistle, don't you?

2. Reforms aim to cut inter-committee controversy March 12, 2009

Parliament preparesfor its next term; proposals face competing agendas. The European Parliament should agree changes to the workings and structure of its committees this...

Reforms aim to cut inter-committee controversy

3. Van Buitenen brings Olaf's flaws to the fore December 11, 2008

The charges and counter-charges about the EU's anti-fraud office suggest that Olaf is dysfunctional. The publication by Paul van Buitenen, the former European Commission...

4. Olaf leak clears the desks December 4, 2008

EU anti-graft watchdog may need toilet training. Much the most entertaining of the charges made against Olaf, the EU's anti-fraud office, by Paul van Buitenen, the sometime...

Olaf leak clears the desks

5. Van Buitenen seeks to ‘name and shame' Olaf December 4, 2008

Ex-whistleblower in new attack on EU watchdog; Olaf staff did not ‘pursue investigations'. Paul van Buitenen, the Dutch MEP who was formerly a whistleblower in the...

6. Language dispute 'will not' cost OLAF chief his job November 21, 2008

EU executive says anti-fraud chief will remain in position despite court ruling invalidating one aspect of his job application process. The European Commission said today...

7. The dangers of a collective EU memory May 29, 2008

A memory-span like that of a goldfish is the modern European way and, of course, it makes things easier. But historians may recall a moment in the last century when Jacques...

8. Group leaders given more fraud evidence April 24, 2008

Investigation into irregular expenses and allowances given a fresh boost. Further evidence of MEPs' irregular expenses and allowances claims has been given to the leaders of...

9. MEPs fail to build trust, again April 17, 2008

Simon Taylor sheds some light on the darker corners of MEPs' allowances and considers reforms to the employment of parliamentary assistants. There may be a bright side to...

MEPs fail to build trust, again

10. Two MEPs named in expenses fraud case April 17, 2008

Paul van Buitenen, the Dutch whistleblower MEP, has given the EU's anti-fraud office what he claims is evidence of abuse of allowances by two MEPs. He is asking for a formal...

11. Whistleblower threatens to reveal more MEPs' secrets March 27, 2008

Paul van Buitenen, the former European Commission whistleblower who is now a Dutch MEP, has given notice that he will be making further allegations about the abuse of...

Whistleblower threatens to reveal more MEPs' secrets

12. Parliament 'forced into crack-down' on expenses March 6, 2008

The European Parliament's administration has performed a major U-turn on monitoring MEPs' expenses, Paul van Buitenen, the Dutch Green MEP and former Commission...

13. MEPs oppose release of audit report February 28, 2008

The two biggest political groups in the European Parliament are opposing calls to make public an internal audit report which found widespread problems with MEPs'...

14. Fraud-busters investigate Committee of the Regions March 23, 2006

The EU's anti-fraud unit OLAF has launched an investigation into the payment of salaries to staff at the Committee of the Regions (CoR), an EU consultative body. The...

15. The man who dared say ‘No' to Cresson? March 8, 2006

Edith Cresson should have half her pension as a European Commissioner docked for bad behaviour, according to an advocate-general of the European Court of Justice. She...

16. Kallas launches probe into Luxembourg savings co-op May 26, 2005

The European Commission is investigating whether some of its officials have become involved in a Luxembourg savings co-operative without seeking the required permission....

17. Whistleblower fails to back up Kroes complaint April 28, 2005

Dutch MEP Paul van Buitenen has dropped attempts to charge Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes with being unfit to hold her position due to dodgy dealing in her previous...

18. And Kinnock's ghost lingers in the Parliament... March 24, 2005

The ghost of Neil Kinnock, sometime commissioner for reform, still lingers in the expansive corridors of the European Parliament. Paul Van Buitenen, who clashed with Kinnock...

19. The difference a day makes February 17, 2005

Tuesday is a day off not just for the secretariat of the Council of Ministers but also for Commission staff in the Berlaymont “not directly involved in the Bush visit”....

20. Anti-fraud watchdog misled us over bribery case – ombudsman February 10, 2005

The EU's ombudsman has accused OLAF, the European Commission's anti-fraud office, of issuing “incorrect or misleading information” about a probe which led to a journalist...

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