BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders faced new corruption allegations on Tuesday, days after a prosecutor dropped an inquiry into money-laundering allegations against him by the same man.
The new legal complaint, filed this week by former intelligence agent Nicolas Ullens, could complicate Reynders' candidacy as Europe's justice commissioner.
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