EU Fee washes palms of Greek spying affair

The EU Fee stated Monday it was a matter for nationwide Greek establishments to see if the centre-right Greek authorities broke the regulation by spying on an opposition chief. EU justice commissioner Didier Reynders additionally informed an EU Parliament listening to he had “entered into an change of letters” with Athens on compliance with EU data-protection legal guidelines. However MEPs from the left, liberal, and inexperienced teams needed harder EU-level motion.