Hungary’s access to EU funds tied to joining European Public Prosecutor’s Office, says MEP - DailyNewsHungary

The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the possible misuse of EU funds in connection with the reconstruction of the railway station in Novi Sad, the chief European prosecutor Laura Kovesi (Kovesi) told Radio Television of Serbia (RTS) today.

The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating the possible abuse of EU funds in connection with the reconstruction of the railway station in Novi Sad, the chief European prosecutor Laura Koveši confirmed in an interview with RTS. She stated that it was about loans granted by the European Investment Bank for the reconstruction of the railway and the station. In the specific case of Serbia, we received a complaint from a private person …

Hungary’s access to EU funds tied to joining European Public Prosecutor’s Office, says MEP - DailyNewsHungary

“Hungary will have access to EU funds if it joins the European Public Prosecutor’s Office,” Csaba Molnár, an MEP of the opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) said on Wednesday. He said that an amendment he had submitted to the European Parliament Committee on Budgets set a European Public Prosecutor’s Office membership as a criterion for a member state to receive EU funds, Molnár said on Facebook. The committee approved the amendment proposal wit…

European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi has confirmed that her office is investigating the cargo transported by the freight train involved in the tragic railway disaster in Tempe. In response to questioning by Greek MEP Kostas Arvanitis, Kövesi stated, "We had received information on the traffic of this liquid. We are looking into it and we'll see what we can do". She also reiterated her office's inability to scrutinize government members due to …

Ana Gomes announced her participation in the Spinumviva case with the European Public Prosecutor's Office, accusing Prime Minister Luís Montenegro of corruption and fraud. See the details of the complaint involving large companies and possible financial crimes.

The courts in Belgium or Luxembourg are competent for the procedure, as the potentially damaged institutions are based there, Koveši stated.