The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) charges four acting Greek members of parliament in connection with an alleged EU agricultural subsidy fraud, according to multiple reports. EPPO indicts 22 people in total as part of an investigation into suspected misuse of EU farm funds. The allegations focus on practices such as faking or misrepresenting ownership of grazing land and exaggerating livestock numbers in order to claim higher EU subsidies. The case is reported to involve cooperation or participation by people linked to farming administration, including state employees and political figures. Several sources describe the investigation as having a political impact in Greece, with conservative politicians named among those alleged to be involved. In addition to the four MPs charged, proceedings against seven sitting MPs are reportedly shelved because prosecutors say there is insufficient evidence. The overall case therefore includes both newly filed charges against some lawmakers and limits on others, while the prosecution process continues against the broader group of defendants.