During a visit to Eurojust headquarters in The Hague, Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security and Democracy Henna Virkkunen discussed the future of the EU Agency for judicial cooperation. The meeting with Eurojust President Michael Schmid and Administrative Director Vincent Jamin also highlighted the Agency’s valuable contribution to the new e-evidence legislative package.

Lukáš Starý has been appointed as National Member for the Czech Republic, following his tenure as Deputy National Member, working on judicial cooperation for international criminal investigations involving his country.

Mr Alexandru Cladco has been appointed as the new Liaison Prosecutor for the Republic of Moldova at Eurojust, the European Union Agency for Criminal Justice Cooperation. He has been seconded to Eurojust from the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Moldova for a five-year term, in accordance with the 2025 legal provisions on the status of liaison prosecutors at Eurojust.

Flavia Roy has been appointed as the new Liaison Prosecutor for Switzerland. In her role, she will ensure that the Swiss authorities can work together with their counterparts from the EU on complex cross-border criminal investigations. She brings years of experience as a Public Prosecutor and Investigative Judge.

A new Liaison Prosecutor for the United Kingdom has started at Eurojust, continuing to facilitate cooperation between UK and EU authorities. Helen Graves, a solicitor since 2007 and recently working as a Specialist Prosecutor in the field of Serious Economic Organised Crime, started her tenure in August 2026.

Eurojust and the Dutch government have signed an amendment to the Agency’s seat agreement, further strengthening the framework for international judicial cooperation from Eurojust’s headquarters in The Hague.

Around 60 prosecutors from EU Member States and neighbouring countries gathered in Alicante on 10 and 11 September for the 13th annual workshop of the European Intellectual Property Prosecutors Network (EIPPN), organised by the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) in cooperation with Eurojust.

International drug trafficking network halted: seven arrests

Blow to international drug trafficking network: 20 arrests

Eurojust supports increased cooperation on Sky ECC investigations among France and Western Balkans

Money laundering scheme involving EUR 4.5 million exposed

EUR 1 million seized during ongoing investigation into money laundering network

Migrant smugglers sentenced in the United Kingdom following international investigation

Eurojust supports arrest of high-value target suspected of smuggling 625 people into Europe

Eurojust-supported joint investigation leads to Ireland's first convictions for labour trafficking

Eurojust cooperation with Iraq supports landmark terrorism conviction in Slovenia

Eurojust-supported investigation leads to the arrest of an individual suspected of attempting to establish extremist terrorist organisation

Eurojust-supported investigation leads to searches of suspected members of extremist organisation producing and disseminating hatred-inciting music

On 2-3 July 2026, the EJOCN in cooperation with the JITs Network Secretariat and with the support of EL PACCTO 2.0, organised an interregional training on Joint Investigation Teams (JITs), held at Eurojust.

The seventh EuroMed Prosecutors General Forum offered a platform to strengthen cooperation between South Partner Countries, European Union Member States and Eurojust.

Held with the support of the WBCJ and EU4IP projects, the meeting strengthened cooperation with practitioners from the Western Balkans, the Eastern Partnership region and EU Member States.

On 24–25 September 2026, the Western Balkan Criminal Justice (WBCJ) Project at Eurojust , in cooperation with the Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Heritage, organised its first event dedicated to the illicit trafficking of cultural goods.