Greek PM Mitsotakis faces mounting pressure after a major agricultural subsidy scandal at OPEKEPE led to multiple resignations. Opposition accuses him of complicity, fueling public outrage and calls for investigations. The crisis threatens government stability and raises speculation about possible early elections. The Greek government is facing one of its deepest crises in recent years, as a major corruption scandal linked to the country's agricultural subsidy agency, OPEKEPE, continues to unfold. At the center of the controversy is Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, whose Sunday social media post was widely seen as an implicit admission of failure-paired, paradoxically, with provocative attempts to deflect blame. Mitsotakis wrote as his government reeled from the resignation of Minister Makis Voridis and three deputy ministers, amid revelations of widespread misuse of EU agricultural subsidies. Despite the gravity of the situation...