Giovanni Kessler, the head of Olaf, the EU's anti-fraud office remains hopeful that his immunity will be reinstated despite a recent court decision.
The European Commission lifted his protection in March on allegations that he authorised illegal wiretaps in a tobacco lobbying scandal some four years ago.
The affair saw John Dalli, a Maltese EU commissioner for health, booted out of office.
But if Belgian prosecutors convict Kessler, the head of the Brussels-based anti-fraud...
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