> And therefore the EU government had something to “go after” them for. The EU doesn't have a government in the sense you're talking to, it has regulatory bodi

> And therefore the EU government had something to “go after” them for. The EU doesn't have a government in the sense you're talking to, it has regulatory bodies and a council, the individual countries make up the enactment of their laws and regulations in the EU, there is Interpol and Europol but these work usually in conjunction with a countries governments on large scale/impact crimes where cross border jurisdiction is required.