New European Commission concern regarding the rule of law in Greece
The European Commission has recently expressed new concerns regarding the state of the rule of law in Greece. At the center of the report is the handling of the wiretapping case, which has sparked intense debate both within the country and at the European level.
According to the Brussels report, investigations concerning the "Predator" spyware have not progressed as desired. The European Commission emphasizes that it is essential to have full transparency and an effective investigation into the allegations that have come to light.
European institutions point out that the independence of the authorities investigating the case is of critical importance for democracy. The Greek government is called upon to ensure that the procedures are completed without delay, in order to restore citizens' trust in the institutions.
This case remains one of the most significant issues in Greece's relations with the European Union. Developments are awaited with interest, as the European Commission continues to closely monitor the next steps of the Greek judicial authorities.