Overview
- European prosecutors asked Greece’s Parliament to lift several MPs’ immunity, triggering four top resignations.
- Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced a cabinet reshuffle in response to the case.
- The EPPO sent files seeking immunity lifts for groups of 11 and 13 conservative deputies in a case alleging computer fraud, breach of trust and false certificates.
- Opposition parties demanded early elections and said the prime minister bears political responsibility.
- Greek authorities have arrested dozens over false claims through the OPEKEPE payments agency, and local media estimate €200–230 million may have been paid out improperly since 2019.