Eurojust has published four new concise, visual publications designed to complement its Eurojust Annual Report 2025. The initiative is presented as the first time the organisation has used separate visual formats alongside its annual report. The publications are intended to set out key achievements, developments and trends from 2025 in a more direct way. The announcement, published on Eurojust’s website, says the four visuals explore major themes covered in the annual report, aiming to provide a clearer overview of what Eurojust delivered during the year. The source does not provide additional detail on the individual topics within the four publications, but it confirms that they are intended to summarise achievements, developments and trends from 2025 through four short visual releases. For readers looking for an alternative format to the full annual report, the four visual publications offer a streamlined way to understand Eurojust’s 2025 highlights.