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In Focus: Global cooperation
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In March, Eurojust convened Europe’s top prosecutors in The Hague for the 20th Consultative Forum. Prosecutors General and Directors of Public Prosecutions from across the EU met to address shared challenges in an increasingly complex criminal landscape – from organised crime networks to emerging hybrid threats. The Consultative Forum remains a key platform for aligning priorities and strengthening day-to-day judicial cooperation across borders.
Central to discussions was Eurojust’s Vision 2035, which will shape its strategic direction for the next decade, alongside reflections on its legal framework following the first evaluation of the Eurojust Regulation. With national prosecution services closely involved, the Consultative Forum gives Europe’s prosecutors a direct role in shaping how Eurojust evolves – reinforcing cross-border investigations, boosting international cooperation and ensuring that Eurojust stays responsive to rapidly changing security threats.
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At Eurojust
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Casework
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Drug trafficking
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Cybercrime
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Economic crime
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Trafficking in Human Beings
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Romanian criminal network trafficking women to the United Kingdom rolled up
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Organised Crime
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Seized phones in small Swedish town expose major international criminal network
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Terrorism
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Migrant Smuggling
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International operation hits supply chain of migrant smugglers
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Meetings and Events
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Tri-regional event on strengthening judicial cooperation to tackle drug trafficking routes via West Africa, the Western Balkans and EU ports held at Eurojust
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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.
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1st meeting of the Regional Network for investigation and prosecution of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Western Africa
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The first meeting of the Regional Network for the investigation and prosecution of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes in Western Africa took place on 4-5 February in Dakar, Senegal. The event brought together representatives of judicial and law enforcement authorities from the region, alongside international stakeholders and civil society organisations, to advance cooperation related to core international crimes.
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7th EMJNet meeting focuses on conflict of jurisdictions and Joint Investigations Teams (JITs)
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A EuroMed Justice Network meeting was held on 3-4 February, bringing together 33 criminal justice practitioners from six South Partner Countries (SPCs) - Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco and Palestine* - and 11 EU Member States.
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47th Regular Meeting of the European Judicial Network discusses key developments in judicial cooperation
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The 47th Regular Meeting of the European Judicial Network (EJN) took place on 11-12 February 2026 in The Hague, bringing together EJN Contact Points from EU Member States, EU candidate countries and potential candidates, as well as from EJN associated countries.
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Eurojust Publications
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#JusticeDone - Operational outcomes in 2025
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Eurojust's global network
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Outcome report: Eurojust meeting on the EU e-evidence package
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Highlights of the 21st Annual Meeting of the Network of National Experts on JITs
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Outcome report of the 2nd EJOCN Plenary Meeting
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Eurojust Single Programming Document 2026 - 2028
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EU Justice and Home Affairs Agencies Network Annual Report 2025
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Catalogue number: QP-AH-26-001-EN-Q
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* This designation shall not be construed as recognition of a State of Palestine and is without prejudice to the individual positions of the Member States on this issue.
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ISSN: 2600-0989
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