Latest news
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Riga (Latvia) has filed an indictment before the competent national court against a farmer suspected of fraudulently obtaining €122 725 in EU funding for the purchase and installation of robotic milking equipment.
At the request of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Katowice (Poland), law enforcement authorities have carried out investigative measures, as part of a probe into possible customs and VAT fraud and suspected circumvention of sanctions. A suspect was questioned.
The EPPO in Athens (Greece) has indicted 22 defendants, including four current Members of the Hellenic Parliament, several former high-ranked public officials and political staff, as part of an investigation into an alleged organised fraud scheme involving agricultural funds.
Curious to know more about our work? Our FAQ section provides detailed information about our mandate, structure and functioning. If you’re not sure who the European Chief Prosecutor is, what type of crimes we investigate or where the EPPO is located, you’ll find the answers to your questions here. We also provide advice about how best to contact us.
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.
