Despite a 3,000-page dossier compiled by European investigators, the Greek government has so far resisted initiating a full judicial probe, sparking outrage among opposition parties and legal experts. A major political storm is brewing in Greece as revelations surrounding a subsidy scandal involving OPEKEPE-the country's agency responsible for disbursing EU agricultural funds-have escalated into a fierce battle among political parties, with mounting accusations of corruption, cover-ups, and institutional failure. At the center of the scandal is the alleged illegal distribution of millions in EU agricultural subsidies to ineligible recipients, some using fake or inactive tax identification numbers. The issue, which has reportedly cost Greek taxpayers and the EU significant sums over many years, has come to a head just months after the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) submitted a detailed case file to the Greek Parliament.