SIRIUS report highlights challenges in accessing electronic evidence across Europe
The EU e-Evidence legislative package aims to speed up requests while safeguarding fundamental rights.
The EU e-Evidence legislative package aims to speed up requests while safeguarding fundamental rights.
The seventh EuroMed Prosecutors General Forum updated partners on EuroMed Justice work and agreed on cooperation recommendations to tackle organised crime.
Investigators say the scheme concealed horses’ true identities.
She began her role at Eurojust in May 2026 to support cross-border investigations.
Europol says over half of criminal investigations now seek access to data stored across borders.
The international action, led by the US, targeted a long-running P2P botnet believed to have been operating for over 20 years.
Europol supported the investigation that included an action day on 22 July in Spain.
Six arrest warrants were executed alongside searches at 16 properties in Germany, Italy and Spain.
Italian and Spanish authorities identified the fugitives as they were on the run from Italy.
EuroMed Justice brought together criminal justice representatives from EU states and South Partner Countries.
The arrest followed a joint Swiss-Spanish action to locate the suspect and evidence.
Authorities dismantled 33 servers and carried out searches and interviews linked to the network in Ukraine.
The Eurojust-implemented event brought together judicial partners from the Western Balkans, Eastern Partnership and EU Member States.
Practitioners from 15 EU Member States and six third countries discussed how rights apply when cases involve different jurisdictions.
EU Day Against Impunity highlights the role of national authorities in fighting the most serious international crimes.
Her four-year mandate starts on 28 June, working alongside President Michael Schmid and Vice-President José de la Mata.
The joint action day on 26 May 2026 involved a Eurojust-supported joint investigation team.
Eurojust coordinated actions in Italy and Croatia targeting drug trafficking, arms trafficking and migrant smuggling.
Four alleged leaders were arrested during a joint action day.
A nine-month investigation supported by Eurojust included searches and arrests in late May 2026.
The two-day event took place on 2 and 3 June 2026 to examine how courts can respond to malicious drone use.