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Slovenia: EPPO conducts searches in investigation into solar power plant subsidy fraud
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Ljubljana (Slovenia) is leading an investigation into an attempted fraud involving EU funds for solar power plants, with house searches carried out this week by the Police Directorate Celje (Policijska uprava Celje).
Poland: Suspect of fraud involving Clean Air Programme arrested at Warsaw airport
At the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Gdańsk (Poland), law enforcement authorities have arrested one suspect at Warsaw airport as part of an investigation into suspected misuse of funds under the Clean Air Programme.
Romania: EPPO conducts additional searches in investigation into €1.32 million agricultural subsidy fraud in beekeeping sector
In an investigation led by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Timișoara (Romania), 49 searches were carried out last week across nine counties, as part of a probe into suspected subsidy fraud in the beekeeping sector.
EPPO explained
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International cooperation
To investigate transnational and complex financial crimes, notably serious organised crimes and money laundering flows, we work closely with the authorities of non-participating EU Member States and the authorities of non-EU states. Here you will find the full list of working arrangements signed so far, as well as the list of specialised networks and international organisations to which we are a member or observer.