brussels bureau Brexit would make fight against terror harder, says Europol chief Police in Britain would struggle to prevent terror attacks and fight organised crime if the country votes to leave the EU. That’s according to the
world news Europol sounds alarm over 10,000 missing migrant children Europol has alerted the authorities to an aspect of the migrant crisis ignored until now; the fact that 10,000 children have gone missing, and will
world news 10,000 refugee children are missing, says Europol The EU's criminal intelligence agency warns traffickers are targeting unaccompanied children for sex work and slavery.
world news Europol launches new website, highlights "57 Most Wanted" list Europol has unveiled its new website, Europe’s top cops giving a list of Europe’s 57 most wanted a high profile. Top of the list is Frenchman Salah
world news INTERPOL creates specialist network to combat people smuggling INTERPOL and Europol, two major transnational law enforcement agencies, have outlined fresh measures to break up the organised criminal networks
u talk Have you been 'skimmed'? - credit card fraud explained Albina, from Geneva, asks what ‘skimming’ is and how she can protect herself from it. Laurence Binther, of Europol’s European Cybercrime centre
world news Europol arrests dozens of criminals at airports in crackdown on cyber crime. More than 100 criminals have been arrested as they got off flights at dozens of airports around the world after a crackdown on criminal organisations
state of the union Europe Weekly: Europol swoop to arrest 1,000 suspected criminals In this edition of Europe Weekly, police across Europe swoop to arrest 1,000 suspected criminals; the European Commission boosts security after a
brussels bureau Europol launches biggest ever Europe-wide crackdown on organised crime More than 1,000 suspected criminals have been arrested in what Europol calls the biggest ever cross-border anti-organised crime operation in Europe
world news Virtual girl 'Sweetie' helps track thousands of online sexual predators An international childrens’ rights group has used a computer generated image of a 10-year-old Filipino girl to track down men forcing children to
Insight Sleaze and scams shame football Singapore sleaze or the match-fixing allegations outlined by Europol’s 18-month investigation into a rampant betting scam has opened a book on the
world news FIFA calls for tougher sanctions for match-fixing The International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) has called for tougher sanctions for match-fixing after revelations that hundreds of
world news Europol smashes global football match-fixing ring A suspected football match-fixing syndicate has been uncovered during an 18-month global investigation. An Asia-based group is thought to have been
world news Dozens arrested in European child porn crackdown More than 100 people have been arrested in a major Europe-wide crackdown on child pornography. The European law enforcement agency Europol says
interview Europol's Rob Wainwright - how safe are we? In the aftermath of Osama Bin Laden’s death and in the perspective of the on-going crises in Northern Africa, Ali Sheikholeslami of Euronews talked
