Europol Busts International Drug Trafficking Network
Cracking encrypted messages helped gather key evidence and led to the arrest of 14 people.
Cracking encrypted messages helped gather key evidence and led to the arrest of 14 people.
Hiring minors to commit serious crimes has “turned into an industry,” Swedish law enforcement officer said.
Authorities say the network was behind the illegal entry of hundreds into the EU.

The Sweden Democrats are calling for tougher deportation laws as authorities struggle to regain control.

The people smuggling ring was led by a Syrian national with Turkish connections.

“When is enough, enough? In public life, we have zero privacy left,” Belgian privacy expert says.

Claim: U.S. outfit sells spyware while crafting European child protection policies.

Serbia’s decision to shut down its visa-free schemes has reduced the number of migrants travelling from countries such as Burundi, Cuba, and India, but the EU’s latest quota system does nothing to help the fight against illegal migration.

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.

Europol’s annual report states that of 380 people arrested across all 27 member states last year on suspicion of terror-related offenses, 266 people, or 70% of those arrested, were arrested for jihadist offenses.