A joint investigation team of German, Lithuanian, Dutch, Polish and UK authorities, set up under the coordination of Eurojust has been crucial in exposing the operation behind several attacks carried out across Europe involving self-igniting parcels. Authorities joined forces when several parcels...

A high-value target (HVT) at the heart of a major cocaine trafficking operation has been arrested, along with six other suspects. The arrests followed an investigation by French, Italian and Swiss authorities, coordinated by Eurojust and Europol. By tracing a financial trail, authorities uncovered a...

Eurojust, together with authorities from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Ukraine has remained steadfast in their commitment to accountability to the crimes committed in Ukraine during the full-scale invasion. Following a years-long investigation, the first charges and...

A transnational operation in Italy and Spain, coordinated by Eurojust and Europol, has led to the arrest of 12 people suspected of leading a drug trafficking group producing and distributing marijuana and hashish. Previous actions by both authorities had already led to the arrest of 13 people and...

A tri-regional event on tackling drug trafficking routes via West Africa, the Western Balkans and EU ports through enhanced judicial cooperation took place on 11-12 February at Eurojust.

Following investigations into a criminal group suspected of laundering at least EUR 306 million of illicit profits from drug trafficking and other crimes, 13 people have been arrested in France and Romania. Investigations coordinated through a joint investigation team at Eurojust revealed that the...

A EuroMed Justice Network (EMJNet) meeting was held on 3-4 February at Eurojust, in The Hague, bringing together 33 criminal justice practitioners from six South Partner Countries (SPCs) – Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco and Palestine * – and 11 EU Member States participating in the EuroMed...

The International Centre for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine (ICPA), hosted at Eurojust, has received EUR 5 million from the European Commission to continue supporting the national investigations into the crime of aggression related to the war in Ukraine. The continuation...