OLAF stopped publishing two fraud tables. Belgium was first in both.

Every year, OLAF, the European Anti-Fraud Office, publishes a mandatory annual report. It goes to four EU institutions: Parliament, Council, Commission, Court of Auditors. It is supposed to show the public how OLAF is protecting their money.

Two tables were deleted from that report. Both showed Belgium at the top of fraud-related rankings. Neither removal was explained.
This is a pattern and it needs answers.