The outgoing European chief prosecutor criticises the dispute over prosecutors’ mandates and rejects claims that the agricultural subsidies investigation in Greece was politically motivated

The probe centers on two advisers with ties to Greece’s ruling party who earned hundreds of thousands of euros under Manfred Weber’s leadership

A five-member disciplinary panel unanimously cleared former internal audit chief Paraskevi Tycheropoulou of misconduct. A separate court ruling found her removal from her post unlawful and retaliatory, but her lawyer says she has yet to be reinstated.

Laura Kövesi is preparing to leave the European Public Prosecutor’s Office as Germany’s Andrés Ritter takes over, while investigations into EU fund management in Greece remain active ahead of a lengthy election period.

A transparency watchdog found signs of possible bid-rigging, inflated costs and inadequate oversight in 55 municipal projects, prompting an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and disciplinary proceedings against public officials

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office is examining inflated costs, questionable tenders and possible bid-rigging involving EU-funded water projects in at least 50 municipalities.

Judges handed down suspended prison terms and fines over fraudulent European Union farm subsidy claims tied to remote land plots across Crete and the Aegean, while acquitting three of the 22 defendants

Dionysis Mouzakis told an Athens court that 22 defendants, mostly farmers from Crete, leased land under other people's names across the Aegean and northern Greece to claim European Union farm subsidies they were not entitled to

Greece's former prime minister accuses the government of neutering the judiciary and creating what he calls "a regime," while referencing his plan to cut energy, food and housing costs in the first part of a three part interview with in.gr

A confidential report submitted to EPPO and OLAF alleges senior Greek officials diverted public contract funds through subcontractors, generating illicit political money from technology contracts worth roughly 2 billion euros

Kyriakos Mitsotakis' statement comes as accusations against the nine were withdrawn almost simultaneously as charges were filed against another four sitting lawmakers; an investigation into alleged EU farm subsidy fraud continues

The EPPO's case against Kefalogiannis, Tsiaras, Mitarakis, and four others was closed for lack of evidence in EU farm subsidy probe

European Public Prosecutor’s Office raids in Greece uncovered a cross-border VAT fraud network, leading to the country's largest-ever seizure of digital assets.

The move comes as Budapest seeks to unlock billions in withheld EU funds, with the European Commission saying the step will strengthen efforts to fight fraud and corruption

A pilot project to bring artificial intelligence into Greece's coroner services, funded by european recovery money, faces scrutiny over how the contract was awarded and whether the system works at al

The showdown the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has chosen to have with the Greek justice system seems as incomprehensible as it is unnecessary. What’s more, it isn’t going very well for the EPPO.

The plenary ruled 72-10 that the EPPO chief had no standing to challenge a two-year renewal of three delegated prosecutors in Greece

The European Commission has reaffirmed its full support for the European Public Prosecutor’s Office and Laura Kövesi following criticism linked to the investigation into Greece’s OPEKEPE case

EU chief prosecutor Laura Kovesi challenges Greece's Supreme Court over the renewal of Greek EPPO prosecutors' terms, in a dispute tied to the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal

The European Public Prosecutor's Office has appealed to Greece's Supreme Court over a two-year mandate renewal, with legal experts warning the dispute could escalate to the EU Court of Justice