Stop dragging your feet — make decisions swiftly (opens original article in a new tab)

The article calls for swift and clear decisions in a corruption investigation, criticizing the delays and confusion caused by recusals and indecision among authorities.

• The article discusses the need for swift decisions regarding the appointment of a private public prosecutor in a corruption investigation to ensure impartiality.
• It highlights the confusion and delays in the process, with the Law Office and Prosecutorial Council recusing themselves and the Council of Ministers struggling to act decisively.
• There is public outrage over the complexity and slow response to a critical case involving potential corruption.