European Commission Proposes New Partnerships Between Eurojust and Eight Third Countries to Fight Organised Crime
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This is the objective of the proposal presented today (7 September) by the European Commission. The executive intends to provide a better response to crimes such as drug trafficking, cybercrime and money laundering, through further partnerships between Eurojust [...]
European Commission Vice-President Henna Virkkunen, with the security portfolio, said that criminal groups currently "cross borders with ease and exploit new technologies to escape justice".
The European Commission today proposed that Eurojust establish partnerships with eight other third countries to encourage cooperation in the fight against organised crime, including drug trafficking, cybercrime and money laundering.
The European Commission has proposed starting discussions for partnerships between Eurojust and eight new third countries — with the aim of helping courts and prosecutors cooperate more closely to combat serious forms of organised crime, including drug trafficking, cybercrime and money laundering. According to the official release, this is in line with the recent proposal to revise [...] The post European Commission proposes new partnerships bet…
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