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Spanish Judge: Morocco Helping To Engineer Europe’s Drug Epidemic

Thomas O'Reilly May 6, 2024

A covert network of officials and spies known as ‘the Makhzen’ stands accused of fuelling Western Europe’s illicit cannabis and cocaine trades.

Instability, Drug Trafficking, and Human Rights in Guinea-Bissau

P. Costa Simões February 27, 2024

Guinea-Bissau is politically unstable and plagued by drug traffickers. The president himself may be implicated in the violence.

Spanish Socialists Choose Politicking Over Defending Law Enforcement

Carlos Perona Calvete February 15, 2024

Catalan Left refuses minute of silence observed in memory of murdered Civil Guard officers.

“Javier Milei’s victory is a breath of fresh air for democracies around the world”: An Interview with María Fernanda Cabal

Álvaro Peñas January 27, 2024

We will only be able to get ahead with a free market, a smaller state, and by giving facilities to the individual.

Brussels Associations Denounce Situation at Train Station

Chris Tomlinson August 29, 2023

Crack cocaine and knife violence have become common along with a growing number of homeless migrants at Brussels Midi railway station.

Albanians Are the Kingpins of the UK Drug Market

Michael Curzon July 27, 2023

Albanian gangs are running the UK drugs trade and in Italy “Albanian-speaking groups” are listed alongside the notorious ’Ndrangheta criminal organisation.

Narco-Politics and Ultra-Left Converge to Capitalise on Racial Unrest in Lille

Thomas O'Reilly July 2, 2023

Rioting in Lille has been a surprisingly multiracial affair as white ultra-left radicals capitalised on the chaos on the streets to pursue a vendetta against the Macronist state while nationalists sit in wait.

Head of Europol Issues Warning Over Growing Drug Crime Threat

Robert Semonsen June 30, 2023

Organized drug gangs, with their vast resources, threaten to undermine democracy and the rule of law as they seek to corrupt port officials, courts, local governments, and police officers, said Europol chief Catherine De Bolle.

Dark Web Drugs Network Suffers Almost 300 Arrests Across Nine Countries

Michael Curzon May 3, 2023

Officials also seized over 100 firearms, almost a tonne of drugs, and more than €50 million in cash and cryptocurrency.

Turkey Refuses To Extradite Drug Lord to NATO-Seeking Sweden

Robert Semonsen April 12, 2023

Sweden’s request to extradite Majid represents a notable role reversal for Sweden and Turkey and comes as Swedish courts have been parsing through Turkey’s own extradition requests.

Tag: drug trade

Spanish Judge: Morocco Helping To Engineer Europe’s Drug Epidemic

Instability, Drug Trafficking, and Human Rights in Guinea-Bissau

Spanish Socialists Choose Politicking Over Defending Law Enforcement

“Javier Milei’s victory is a breath of fresh air for democracies around the world”: An Interview with María Fernanda Cabal

Brussels Associations Denounce Situation at Train Station

Albanians Are the Kingpins of the UK Drug Market

Narco-Politics and Ultra-Left Converge to Capitalise on Racial Unrest in Lille

Head of Europol Issues Warning Over Growing Drug Crime Threat

Dark Web Drugs Network Suffers Almost 300 Arrests Across Nine Countries

Turkey Refuses To Extradite Drug Lord to NATO-Seeking Sweden

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