European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO)

European prosecutors are investigating a multi-million euro scam in which EU funds were allegedly channeled to non-farmers.

Staff at the Greek agency responsible for doling out agricultural funds obstructed EU prosecutors in a corruption probe.

Wednesday’s General Court ruling will assess whether the European Commission is in breach of transparency rules.

Estonian Commission official Henrik Hololei faces disciplinary measures after opening of internal probe into claims of wrongdoing.

OLAF chief Ville Itälä defends his agency’s handling of a tip on Huawei, now under investigation in Belgium.

It’s EPPO’s first suspension and internal investigation into allegations of prosecutor misconduct.

Giuseppe Antoci battled the Italian mob. But can he take on EU policymaking?

Prosecutions follow POLITICO investigation into scheme to bilk Brussels of aid earmarked for grazing land.

An aviation lobby wants “full transparency and a legal investigation” into the open skies deal with Gulf state.

Zoran Milanović, a critic of the EU and NATO, is expected to come in first in Sunday’s presidential election.

The agreement mirrors a similar arrangement with the European Commission in 2021.

EU prosecutor’s office in Zagreb starts probe into eight people.

Authorities freeze bank accounts and seize luxury cars and boats in Italy in mega investigation.

Police zero in on European People’s Party chief Manfred Weber’s 2019 bid for Commission president.

Local media reported that a baking business linked to controversial former PM Andrej Babiš is involved.

Prime Minister Robert Fico doesn’t care.

The accused had all worked on a massive corruption case tied to Prime Minister Robert Fico and his political allies.

Investigation into Europol’s recruitment procedure comes as the agency is set to win more power.

Investigation centers on reported payoff deal between former president of EIB and senior official.

Former EIB official Henry von Blumenthal is in the crosshairs of EU prosecutors, his lawyer confirmed to POLITICO.

European Public Prosecutor’s Office says budget move means it may no longer be able to focus on its investigative operations.

Money went to “the few and the powerful,” socialists claim, while government says tenders were strictly monitored.

Investigation is latest dent to the reputation of EU’s post-pandemic support, coming after police arrested more than 20 suspects linked to alleged €600 million fraud plot in Italy.

Cops said the organized crime group used “advanced technologies” including AI to produce false documents for laundering cash.