The EU strengthens global action against transnational organized crime

The EU strengthens global action against transnational organized crime

Shorouk Express As the world marked the International Day against Transnational Organized Crime on 15 November, the European Union reaffirms its commitment to tackling criminal networks that operate across borders. Protecting people and the planet: ECO-SOLVE  Environmental crime has become one of the world’s fastest-growing illegal activities, with far-reaching consequences for ecosystems and local livelihoods….

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Europe’s police want AI to fight crime. They say red tape stands in the way.

Europe’s police want AI to fight crime. They say red tape stands in the way.

Shorouk Express Lawmakers and digital rights groups have expressed concerns about these carve-outs, which were secured by EU countries during the law’s negotiation. Digital policing powers Ebner, who oversees governance matters at Europol, said “almost all investigations” now have an online dimension.   The investments in tech and innovation to keep pace with criminals is putting…

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Germany reports surge in extreme-right crime

Germany reports surge in extreme-right crime

Shorouk Express Crimes attributed to perpetrators motivated by a right-wing ideology constituted by far the largest proportion of all politically motivated crimes. Political crimes involving violence also surged, reaching the highest level since 2016 with 4,107 cases. More than one out of every four violent crimes was attributed to actors with a right-wing ideology, according…

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