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Greek prosecutors have filed criminal charges against the parents of a deceased infant for intentional homicide, illegal weapons possession, and perjury following a tragic incident in the Kypseli neighborhood of Athens.

An appeal filed by Laura Codruța Kövesi, the European Chief Prosecutor, regarding the term renewal of three Greek delegated European prosecutors was rejected as inadmissible by the Administrative Plenary of the Supreme Court. Kövesi had sought a five-year term instead of the two-year term for the Greek prosecutors.

The Union of Prosecutors of Greece has publicly released its proposals regarding specific provisions for the upcoming Constitutional Revision. This follows the recent publication of the government majority's proposals for the articles to be revised.

Greek prosecutors are providing support to their European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) counterparts in an ongoing investigation into a farm aid scandal. This collaboration aims to uncover and address irregularities in agricultural subsidies.

Authorities emphasize that proper criminal procedure requires investigating not only known suspects like Dilian and Bigiou but also potentially uncovering the involvement of previously unknown individuals linked to the illegal surveillance operation.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has requested Greece's Supreme Court to annul a decision that set the term for Greek European Prosecutors at two years instead of the requested five.

The Union of Prosecutors of Greece has unequivocally condemned the Athens Bar Association's request for the resignation of Supreme Court Prosecutor Konstantinos Tzavellas. This request was made in connection with his handling of the wiretapping case.

The Greek Prosecutors Union has criticized MP Zoe Konstantopoulou for her behavior during the Tempi train tragedy trials, while Maria Karystianou also accused the Larissa judicial council of attempting to 'wash away' the crime.

Wind farms have come under scrutiny following a major fire in Boeotia that spread towards Porto Germeno, prompting a nationwide prosecutorial investigation into their permits and technical safety.

Laura Codruța Kövesi, head of the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO), expressed surprise and dissatisfaction with the Greek Supreme Judicial Council's decision to renew the terms of three Greek European Prosecutors for two years instead of the customary five.

The Union of Prosecutors of Greece issued a strong statement, urging restraint from public declarations regarding the upcoming trial for the tragic Tempi train accident, asserting that such statements undermine the judicial process.