The European Union's 35 billion euro vaccine deal with Pfizer has come under scrutiny due to hidden messages. This situation has sparked a significant debate in the public sphere.

According to Politico, it has been revealed that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen communicated with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla through messages that are now missing. These messages were not archived and were not considered official documents.

This scandal has drawn criticism from transparency advocates within the EU. Activists argue that this situation is not just about lost messages, but rather a larger cover-up.

The European Commission stated that these messages were not considered official documents. However, the European General Court found this attitude "incorrect."

This situation has raised many questions in the European public. What was discussed? Why was it hidden? The answers to these questions remain elusive.