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Ireland a major route for cocaine smuggling by cartels as country faces a tsunami of cocaine

Ireland a major route for cocaine smuggling by cartels as country faces a tsunami of cocaine Irish Mirror 21 hrs ago Michael O Toole Irish airspace and airports are being used to smuggle millions of euro worth of cocaine into Europe, a leading law enforcement agency has warned. The annual report by Europol – the EU’s policing agency – says Ireland and Britain are amongst four main routes used by cocaine cartels to smuggle their drugs into Europe via air. It had been previously thought that most of the cocaine in Europe was smuggled from Colombia and other south American countries to Europe via sea – but Europol’s serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment, or SOCTA, pinpoints air routes as a vital new supply pathway.

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Surge in malware and cyber-attacks set to continue, Europol warns in SOCTA 2021 report

Surge in malware and cyber-attacks set to continue, Europol warns in SOCTA 2021 report
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Serious and Organised Crime in the EU: A corrupting influence

Europol publishes its Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment 2021 Today, Europol publishes the European Union (EU) Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment, the EU SOCTA 2021 . The SOCTA, published by Europol every four years, presents a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing the EU. The SOCTA is a forward-looking assessment that identifies shifts in the serious and organised crime landscape. The SOCTA 2021 details the operations of criminal networks in the EU and how their criminal activities and business practices threaten to undermine our societies, economy and institutions, and slowly erode the rule of law. The report provides unprecedented insights into Europe’s criminal underworld based on the analysis of thousands of cases and pieces of intelligence provided to Europol.

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Source: Europol Today, Europol publishes the European Union (EU) Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment, the EU SOCTA 2021. The SOCTA, published by Europol every four years, presents a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing the EU. The SOCTA is a forward-looking assessment that identifies shifts in the serious and organised crime landscape. The SOCTA 2021 details the operations of criminal networks in the EU and how their criminal activities and business practices threaten to undermine our societies, economy and institutions, and slowly erode the rule of law. The report provides unprecedented insights into Europe’s criminal underworld based on the analysis of thousands of cases and pieces of intelligence provided to Europol.

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Serious and Organised Crime in the EU: A corrupting influence Today, Europol publishes the European Union (EU) Serious and Organised Crime Threat Assessment, the EU SOCTA 2021. The SOCTA, published by Europol every four years, presents a detailed analysis of the threat of serious and organised crime facing the EU. The SOCTA is a forward-looking assessment that identifies shifts in the serious and organised crime landscape. The SOCTA 2021 details the operations of criminal networks in the EU and how their criminal activities and business practices threaten to undermine our societies, economy and institutions, and slowly erode the rule of law. The report provides unprecedented insights into Europe s criminal underworld based on the analysis of thousands of cases and pieces of intelligence provided to Europol.

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