European Cocaine Market More Competitive, Violent
Europe’s cocaine market is becoming busier and more violent, according to the Cocaine Insights Report, which Europol and the UN
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Crime
New York Vaccine Card Forgers Busted, 15 charged
Cutting down on the newest Illegal trade, New York authorities brought charges against the suspected leaders of a criminal conspiracy
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Bosnia’s Largest Indictment for Migrants Smuggling
Prosecutors in Bosnia and Herzegovina charged 16 people for helping some 850 migrants illegally enter the EU by secretly crossing
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More than 1.42M students out of school already or will be soon, says education minister
Tigray rebels have damaged, destroyed 7,000 schools in Ethiopia ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) has
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Yakuza Boss First to be Sentenced to Death in Japan
Satoru Nomura, the 74-year-old head of the Kudo-kai Yakuza syndicate in the Fukuoka prefecture of Japan, was handed the death penalty
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‘Didn’t need to die’: the US seeks answers after Kabul massacre
Among the most pressing questions is how did the suicide bombers make it through Taliban checkpoints? By Wednesday night, US
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Fake Cops Threaten Australians With Arrest if They Don’t Pay
In the last few months, police switchboard operators have received hundreds of complaints from people all around Australia who have
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Italian Mafia Exploits Cryptocurrency and the Deep Web
Italian Mafia groups, particularly ‘Ndrangheta, the country’s strongest and most powerful criminal syndicate, are growing more and more attuned to
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Murdered women: A history of ‘honor’ crimes (GALLERY)
Throughout history, women have been held responsible for upholding the ‘honor’ of their families – often with deadly consequences On
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U.S. prosecutors charge Trevor Milton, founder of electric carmaker Nikola, with three counts of fraud
Trevor Milton, the founder of EV start-up Nikola, was indicted on three counts of criminal fraud by a federal grand
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France’s contentious bill marginalizes Muslims, minorities
Turkey’s Presidential Communications Director Fahrettin Altun on Saturday criticized the French parliament for passing a new controversial bill that will
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