The New York Times ran another report on Dalli yesterday: ‘Ousted European Health Official Faces Questions About Plans to Transfer Money’

But when contacted by reporters, officials at the European Anti-Fraud Office, more commonly known by its French acronym OLAF, said that they had not known about a Bahamas trip he took July 7-8 and that the office would look into the matter. And they suggested the office could reopen a wider investigation into Mr. Dalli’s activities while he was the European commissioner for health and consumer protection.

“As is usual practice, OLAF will duly consider any relevant new evidence, within its remit of competence,” the office said in a statement sent by e-mail over the weekend.

You can read the full report via the link below.