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The debate came in the wake of allegations against Tatjana Ždanoka, a Latvian MEP who has been reportedly working directly for the FSB, the Russian intelligence service (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

Suspected Russian agent MEP is 'not the only one', MEPs warned

MEPs from all political groups bar the far-right ID have voiced concerns about the EU's vulnerability concerning the large-scale interference and disinformation campaigns waged by Russia against the EU — a phenomenon which some branded as 'Russiagate'.

The groups, without ID, tabled motions expressing their concern over foreign interference in the EU in a resolution to be put to a vote on Thursday (8 February).

The debate earlier this week came in the wake of allegations against...

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Piet Ruig is a Brussels-based journalist who previously worked for the Dutch public broadcaster VPRO.

The debate came in the wake of allegations against Tatjana Ždanoka, a Latvian MEP who has been reportedly working directly for the FSB, the Russian intelligence service (Photo: europarl.europa.eu)

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Piet Ruig is a Brussels-based journalist who previously worked for the Dutch public broadcaster VPRO.

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