Arrested suspects, allegedly "involved in large-scale agricultural funding fraud and money laundering" according to the European public prosecutor's office (EPPO), are escoted by plainclothes police officers in Athens on October 23, 2025.

EPPO under Fire: Greece Challenges EU Prosecutorial Power

Greek MPs have waived immunity amid an European Public Prosecutor’s Office probe into misused EU farm funds. The scandal cost minister Konstantinos Tsiaras his post. Athens accuses EPPO of political bias as scrutiny widens and past EU probes raise doubts about its effectiveness.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen holds a press conference at the end of the emergency summit on threats by the US President to impose tariffs on countries opposed to his push to take Greenland in Brussels, Belgium, on January 23, 2026

EU ‘Emoji Crackdown’ Sparks Mockery and Outrage Online

The European Commission’s first report under the Digital Services Act (DSA) has sparked backlash after warning that emojis such as pills, snowflakes, or leaves may be used as coded language in online drug sales. The findings were quickly mocked online, fuelling concerns about overreach and the policing of everyday communication.

European Commission headquarters lit up in the colours of the rainbow flag to support International Day Against LGBT in Brussels, Belgium on May 16, 2020

Orbán Slams CJEU Ruling on Hungary’s Child Protection Law

Viktor Orbán condemned the European Court of Justice ruling against Hungary’s child protection law, warning of a ‘Brusselian steamroller’ targeting national policies. The decision, widely welcomed in Brussels, triggered strong backlash from right-wing figures, who described it as ideological overreach and an attack on traditional values.

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