Belgian cops raid EU foreign service in fraud probe

ER Editor:  More evidence of corruption within European Union structures. Here is the euractiv piece, linked to below —

EXCLUSIVE: Police raid EU External Action Service, College of Europe in sweeping fraud probe

A number of (we believe) white hat Twitter/X accounts have picked up this story —

At the request of the EPPO in Brussels 🇧🇪, searches were carried out today at the College of Europe and the EEAS in an investigation into fraud related to EU-funded training for junior diplomats. Three suspects were detained.
More: https://t.co/2fkybnwKjO pic.twitter.com/bOY78H6zjN

— European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) (@EUProsecutor) December 2, 2025

❗️Another day, another “shock” EU scandal. Belgian police raiding the EEAS and the College of Europe at dawn? Documents seized, arrests made, corruption and procurement fraud on the table.

The EU’s prestigious “finishing school” for Eurocrats now under investigation for insider…

— Zoltan Kovacs (@zoltanspox) December 2, 2025

We don’t believe Kaja Kallas is around anymore, but here is what is being reported, which shines a light on her —

Translation: In Brussels, one name dominates all conversations: Kaja Kallas. It’s no longer the “head of European diplomacy” we’re talking about today, but the woman under whom the EEAS has just been searched from top to bottom. At dawn, Belgian police raided the offices she oversees, seizing documents, servers, and – according to multiple sources – three people in handcuffs. Officially, it’s an investigation into budgetary irregularities. Unofficially: corruption, rigged purchases, shady financial flows around aid to Ukraine… and trails that lead all the way to Estonia, Kallas’s political stronghold. And that was just the beginning: the College of Europe in Bruges was hit in parallel, along with several private residences. Investigators are already calling it a case “as sprawling as the Qatargate.” Social media, on the other hand, says the opposite: “It’s worse.” We’re hearing about: • opaque circuits linking Brussels → Tallinn → Kyiv, • funds intended for Ukraine that allegedly “disappeared in transit,” • explosive tensions between Kallas and Belgium over the use of frozen Russian assets. The question is no longer: “What’s going on?” But: “How much did she know?” Because for a leader who took office waving the banner of “transparency” and “fighting Moscow,” the irony is brutal: it’s her own house that’s just been placed under seal.

🚨‼️🇪🇺 À Bruxelles, un nom domine toutes les conversations : Kaja Kallas.
Ce n’est plus la « cheffe de la diplomatie européenne » qu’on évoque aujourd’hui, mais la femme sous laquelle le SEAE vient d’être perquisitionné de fond en comble.

À l’aube, la police belge a débarqué… pic.twitter.com/LvN3Xjacqc

— Camille Moscow 🇷🇺 🌿 ☦️ (@camille_moscow) December 2, 2025

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Belgian cops raid EU foreign service in fraud probe

Authorities are investigating the European Union Diplomatic Academy

ZOYA SHEFTALOVICH and SEB STARCEVIC for POLITICO

Authorities detained three suspects and raided the European External Action Service (EEAS) and the College of Europe as part of a probe into suspected fraud related to EU-funded training for junior diplomats.

The searches — conducted at the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) and approved by the investigating judge and Belgium’s Federal Police — were conducted at the EEAS in Brussels, in buildings of the College of Europe in Bruges and at private homes, according to a statement from the EPPO.

Belgian authorities are investigating the European Union Diplomatic Academy, a training program for junior diplomats across EU countries. The raids were first reported by Euractiv.

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