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The European Commission is strengthening Counter-Proliferation Finance (CPF) cooperation in South East Asia through the EU P2P Programme

EU-ACT brought together prosecutors, law enforcement officers and international experts from across Eastern Africa in Nairobi for a week-long workshop on Cryptocurrencies in International Financial Investigations.

Following a collaborative process between the GLACY-e project and Pacific Islands Law Officers' Network (PILON), legal experts from ten Pacific nations met for the final session to complete the Cybercrime Legislation Implementation Handbook, a practical guide for the cybercrime law reform.

Along the transatlantic corridor linking Latin America and the Caribbean, West Africa and Europe, criminal networks exploit both direct maritime routes and transshipment hubs to move illicit commodities within legitimate trade flows.

How can frontline officers better detect fraudulent travel documents used by criminal networks? A regional AIRCOP training in Bolivia strengthened the skills of officers from four South American countries to identify document fraud and high-risk passengers.

The EU Crime Fighting Week 2026 brought partners together in Brussels to examine latest trends in organised crime and discuss how to ensure rule-of-law approaches and tech savvy responses.

Through iARMS V, INTERPOL coordinates Operation Trigger to dismantle firearms trafficking networks, strengthening regional security through shared intelligence and cross-border cooperation among law enforcement agencies.

Online scams and cyber-enabled fraud have become one of the fastest-growing transnational criminal threats in the Indo-Pacific region.

The first workshop of the AI-POL Leadership Dialogue was hosted on the margins of the Global Meeting

Women officers working on the frontline at airports play a critical role in global security, detecting illicit commodities, disrupting transnational organised crime, and protecting vulnerable individuals.