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European Public Prosecutor’s Office blunder in the OPEKEPE case: sent summonses for felonies to MPs who are actually being investigated for misdemeanours
Several MPs who are being investigated in the framework of the OPEKEPE case file, and whose parliamentary immunity has been lifted, found themselves facing what is formally a serious but procedurally flawed issue. This is because they received a summons from the European Public Prosecutor’s Office to submit written explanations by May 22, but saw that they were being treated as facing felony charges, while most are actually being investigated for misdemeanours.
Tension in Greece-Cyprus relations: the undersea electrical connection cable and the European Public Prosecutor's Office investigation
The electricity interconnection project is causing serious shocks in relations between Greece and Cyprus, with the confrontation taking on unpredictable dimensions after the surprise revelation by the President of the Republic of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, that the European Public Prosecutor’s Office is opening an investigation into possible criminal offences in relation to the project.