Antonio Tajani painted a gloomy picture of the effectiveness of the European Commission and its institutional memory.
If everything he said in his testimony given to the European Parliament's Dieselgate inquiry committee is true, then the EU's executive branch needs to think hard how it can improve continuity of work whenever a new administration takes place, and whether its internal communication needs a health check.
The Italian former EU commissioner for industry (2010-2014) w...
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