In its Single Programming Document 2026-2028, published on Thursday 13 November, the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation,Eurojust, notes that cross-border organised crime has undergone profound changes since it was set up in 2002.
And with good reason: criminal networks now operate well beyond the borders of the European Union, thanks in particular to advanced technological tools.
They also take advantage of the grey areas that exist between the legal mechanisms of...