EPPO

Belgian authorities, acting for EPPO and OLAF, are examining how EP interns were supervised; no specific allegation has been disclosed

Sofia will launch a new procedure after the previous selection was challenged over concerns about the independence and transparency of the process

This development promises greater accountability and a clearer path toward resolving lingering financial disputes with Brussels

The Justice minister cites lack of transparency, concerns over political neutrality, and questions over the independence of the selection panel

Three ministers quit as European prosecutors seek to lift immunity of 11 MPs in an expanding fraud probe tied to illegal agricultural payments

Delyan Peevski - sanctioned for corruption and facing expected political marginalization - files a complaint against the interim government’s efforts to curb vote-buying

Bulgaria’s representative in the European Public Prosecutor’s Office accuses top officials and a political leader of pressure over corruption investigations in the Chiren gas storage

The final decision on possible dismissal of Bulgaria's Teodora Georgieva now rests with EU institutions and the Court of Justice

The European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee endorses Andrés Ritter and his vision for a stronger, more tech-driven European prosecution

The transaction occurred under the previous Commission mandate, during which Johannes Hahn served as Commissioner for Budget and Administration

The shortlist was known in advance, deliberations were opaque, and key questions about influence networks went unasked

Cypriot influencer-turned-MEP denies knowledge of probe into luxury Limassol villa rental claimed as 'political office'