Europol signs Working Arrangement with the Argentine Republic

Source: Europol

Europol signs Working Arrangement with the Argentine Republic – The document provides a framework for enhanced cooperation in the fight against cross-border crime spread across the EU and South America | Europol

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Law enforcement challenges major cocaine supply chains into Europe

Source: Europol

Law enforcement authorities across Europe and South America continue to put sustained pressure on the criminal networks responsible for moving cocaine into Europe. Three recent actions coordinated by Europol, one targeting a Dutch-led network embedded in Colombian supply chains, another dismantling a Brazilian maritime trafficking operation and a third disrupting a Greek at-sea transfer criminal operation, highlight the ongoing efforts to disrupt the routes and structures used by organised crime.

Firm stand against migrant smuggling: global alliance convened in Brussels

Source: Europol

Firm stand against migrant smuggling: global alliance convened in Brussels – During the International Conference of the Global Alliance to Counter Migrant Smuggling, Europol presented the results of the first Common Action Days in the framework of DigiNeX | Europol

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EU Most Wanted website revamped with new fugitives added

Source: Europol

A key recent addition to the website is the new email alerts feature, allowing users to sign up for notifications whenever new fugitives are added. This feature ensures the public stays informed on the latest updates and can act quickly if they recognise any of the individuals featured, providing critical information that could lead to arrests.The update also sees 18…

Operational Taskforce GRIMM: 193 arrests in 6 months tackling violence-as-a-service networks

Source: Europol

Launched in April 2025, the taskforce has been focused on combating the emerging trend of VaaS, where criminals outsource violent acts, often relying on young, inexperienced perpetrators. These individuals are groomed or coerced into committing a range of violent crimes, from acts of intimidation and torture to murder.What began as a growing issue in Sweden has now spread across Europe,…