Didier Reynders, a former Belgian justice commissioner, is under investigation for unexplained cash deposits totaling 700-800 thousand euros. Although he is not accused of corruption, the origins of the money are unclear, leading to scrutiny from authorities. Reynders previously claimed the funds came from art sales, but evidence is lacking. The case also involves ING Belgium, which delayed reporting suspicious transactions. Reynders's wife has been questioned, but no charges have been filed against her. The investigation highlights potential corruption within the EU elite, contrasting with their criticism of national governments. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)