In the fourth quarter of 2018, the European Parliament and the Council of the EU adopted Eurojust's new legal framework. The new Eurojust Regulation (EJR) completes the new EU criminal justice landscape by setting up Eurojust as the EU Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation and improving its role...

To respond to these challenges, in May 2017, Eurojust adopted its new Multi-Annual Strategy for the period 2019 to 2021. The draft Work Programme 2019 that is presented in this document constitutes the first phase in achieving the multi-annual strategic objectives for this three-year strategic cycle...

Eurojust successfully supports the Member States in the fight against serious cross-border crime. Its operational experience gained over its 15 years of existence on the facilitation of mutual legal assistance, the use of mutual recognition instruments and the coordination of criminal cases has been...

Eurojust presents its first Programming Document for the period 2017 to 2019 to the budgetary authorities. For the first time the Institutions and Agencies of the EU use this new format and Eurojust welcomes the opportunity to present all relevant aspects to its resource needs for the coming years...

Eurojust is successfully supporting the Member States in the fight against serious cross-border crime. The experience gained over its 12 years of existence has been of significant added value to national authorities when dealing with transnational mutual legal assistance requests, the application of...