Mafia Money Pollutes The EU, UK, Economy
Major profits from large-scale illegal activities have to be laundered to enter the so-called clean economy.
Anti-Mafia Raids 33 Suspects In Spain, Italy, Germany ‘Target Neapolitan Mafia’
Police detained 33 people in Spain, Italy and Germany on Wednesday as part of a Europe-wide operation against suspected members of Italy’s Camorra crime group, law enforcement officials said.
Number of Countries Hit By Massive Cyber Attack Doubles
The European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Cooperation (Europol), the European Union’s main la enforcement agency, released updated statistics on the recent massive cyber attack which affected dozens of countries around the world over the weekend.
Europol, FBI Arrest Nearly 900 In Crackdown on Global Pedophile Ring
A global child sexual exploitation ring has been taken down by the FBI and Europol, leading to the arrest of hundreds of suspected paedophiles.
Europol and Brazil Sign Strategic Agreement To Combat Cyber-Crime
On Tuesday, Brazil and Europol signed a strategic agreement to work more closely together to combat cyber-crime and other cross-border crime.
Europol: Organized Crime Goes ‘High-Tech’
High-tech crimes, such as document fraud, money laundering and online trading in illegal goods, are at the root of almost all serious criminality, Europe’s police agency said on Thursday.
FBI, EU Fraud Authorities Hold Summit on Binary Fraud
Horrified at the vast global fraud being perpetrated by fraudulent binary options firms, most of which are located in or connected to Israel, law enforcement officials from some 20 countries convened in the Netherlands earlier this month to discuss how to tackle the crime.
Europol Warns of Impending ISIS Attacks In Europe
Europol warned on Friday that the ISIS is planning new terror attacks on Europe in the coming weeks. As well, Europol Director Robe Wainwright said police forces across Europe are currently investigating over 50 cases of terrorism.
Panama Papers: Europol Links 3,500 Names To Suspected Criminals
Almost 3,500 individuals and companies in the Panama Papers are probable matches for suspected criminals including terrorists, cybercriminals and cigarette smugglers, according to a document.
Europol Warns That The ISIS Threat Is Only Going To Get Worse
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — The number of people killed in attacks by extremists throughout Europe soared in 2015 from a year earlier, the European Union police agency reported Wednesday as it warned the Islamic State group may “put more emphasis on operations abroad” as a Western military alliance puts it under pressure in Syria and…