An EU enquiry into Eulex, its rule of law mission in Kosovo, says it didn’t cover up corruption allegations or mistreat a whistleblower, but does urge reform.
The findings - a 97-page study by an “independent” expert - were published by the EU foreign service on Tuesday (14 April).
They say “suspicions of a cover-up … fortunately turned out to be unfounded”.
They note that Eulex’ treatment of a British prosecutor, who went public with the allegations and who lost her job, ...
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