Thanks for a great article. A broader question on possible corruption in politics in Germany - it seems that overall, there seems to be less public accountability (via parliamentary inquires and the like) for these kinds of incidents - as evinced by the distinict lack of accountability for the Wirecard scandal.
Has the level of accountability for political corruption decreased since reunification, or was there simply never much accountability to begin with?
Thanks for a great article. A broader question on possible corruption in politics in Germany - it seems that overall, there seems to be less public accountability (via parliamentary inquires and the like) for these kinds of incidents - as evinced by the distinict lack of accountability for the Wirecard scandal.
Has the level of accountability for political corruption decreased since reunification, or was there simply never much accountability to begin with?