Eight detained over €8m laundering of alleged French drug profits in Belgium
Belgian and French authorities, working via Eurojust, seized more than EUR 8 million.
Belgian and French authorities, working via Eurojust, seized more than EUR 8 million.
Eurojust and Europol supported a parallel investigation targeting alleged laundering through a website.
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The Focus Group meeting on 17–18 June 2026 was co-chaired by the EU Anti-Trafficking Coordinator.
Eurojust coordinated actions with judicial authorities and police across multiple countries.
His current mandate runs for four more years.
The three-day programme took place in Lisbon from 24 to 26 June 2026.
The deal sets up long-term cooperation and information exchange between Eurojust and Iraqi authorities.
The update strengthens cooperation supporting liaison prosecutors working alongside Eurojust teams.
Two individuals were sentenced to 13 and 11 years for offences including human trafficking, money laundering and forgery.
The deal sets out long-term cooperation and information exchange with Iraqi authorities.
French and Spanish authorities, with Eurojust and Europol, dismantled a cannabis smuggling network using parcel deliveries.
Investigators across four countries detained 12 suspects and seized a production plant, with Eurojust, Europol and OLAF support.
Authorities say the scheme involved alleged fraudulent sales to mislead seriously ill victims across Europe and beyond.
The actions were carried out under a joint investigation team coordinated by Eurojust.
Authorities coordinated by Eurojust and Europol also seized EUR 30 million in an earlier operation.
The biennial event highlights how technology is increasingly intersecting with crime.
Belgian and French investigators worked with an international coalition to target drug smuggling across Europe.
The network held its 20th Plenary Meeting with members, partners and key stakeholders from across Europe.
The arrest followed close cooperation between German and Romanian authorities.
The visit included meetings with several Eurojust National Desks and new cross-border case activity.