Brussels Café Linked to Paris Attacks Closed Down by Police TEC News July 25, 2025 The café, located in the Belgian capital’s infamous Molenbeek district, will remain closed indefinitely.
Global Cocaine Production and Consumption Hits Unprecedented Peak, UN Says TEC News / AFP June 26, 2025 “Cocaine has become fashionable,” according to the UN Office on Drugs and Crime.
Polish Police Seize Cocaine Shipment Worth Over $10M TEC News June 9, 2025 The drugs were hidden in a truck intercepted in the north-western city of Wałcz
Cocaine, Fake Pills, Gang Violence Fuel EU Drug Surge TEC News June 5, 2025 Health services and police are struggling to keep up with fast-moving trafficking networks and a surge in synthetic drugs.
Drugs and Crime: One in Five Brussels Residents Feel Unsafe Tamás Orbán May 26, 2025 With local police unable to put an end to the drug wars on the street, the European capital is not for the faint-hearted.
Poland Responds to Attacks on Healthcare Workers Zolta Győri May 26, 2025 The Polish health minister condemned the attacks as “barbaric” and called for tougher sentences on those that have been found guilty.
Brussels Rampant Crime Makes One in Five Residents Feel Unsafe TEC News May 26, 2025 19% of Brussels residents “often” or “always” feel unsafe in their neighbourhood according to the latest Security Monitor.
Drug Trafficking Dutch Teenager Attempts to Run Over Policeman in Antwerp TEC News May 13, 2025 The 19-year old male was on the scene with his two 16-year-old accomplices.
Hungarian Basic Law Amendments: Pride, Drugs, Foreign Influence in the Crosshairs TEC News April 14, 2025 Opposition Momentum will attempt to place the Budapest Parliament “under blockade” to prevent ruling party MPs from modifying the constitution.
Mexico or Belgium? Calls To Mobilise Army As Gang War Sweeps Brussels Thomas O'Reilly February 15, 2024 Cheap crack and a migrant underworld have created a perfect storm for the EU’s capital city.
