A 'narcohole' with a ton of cocaine and 19 war weapons: the new face of the narco in the Costa del Sol
Spanish authorities have discovered a sophisticated drug hideout in Marbella containing a ton of cocaine and a substantial arsenal of weapons, highlighting the increasing sophistication and firepower of criminal organizations in the region.
"DZ New Generation", "Jalisco": in Marseille, drug traffickers recruit by imitating Mexican cartels
In Marseille, drug traffickers are adopting the aesthetic and recruitment strategies of Mexican cartels, particularly the 'Jalisco' cartel, as they seek to strengthen their criminal operations.
How did we get here?
The article discusses the escalating violence in Mexico and the significant penetration of criminal organizations into state institutions, highlighting a recent surge in violence across multiple locations.
A heinous crime has become a permanent burden for companies – now they are taking out insurance to pay criminals immediately
Ransomware attacks have evolved from targeting individuals to compromising companies and organizations, prompting them to seek cyber insurance.
In case of 'flights': Army will protect World Cup 2026 venues in Mexico with anti-drone systems
The Mexican Army is set to deploy anti-drone systems to ensure the security of the 2026 World Cup venues in light of potential drone attack threats from criminal organizations.
Police links the attacks in Machala to disputes between Los Lobos and SaoBox
Explosive attacks in Machala are suspected to be linked to a conflict between the criminal organizations Los Lobos and SaoBox.
A World Cup Among the Criminals
The article discusses the intersection of the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 in Mexico, the U.S., and Canada, and the pressing security concerns posed by criminal organizations in the region.
Increasing Car Theft: The Dismantling Locations are 'Yards', Some Areas Have Local Ordinances Without Legal Regulations
Car theft incidents in Japan have been steadily increasing, with many vehicles being dismantled and illegally exported overseas, often involving criminal organizations.
More than 40 detained, 29 weapons and 20 motorcycles seized during operation Apollo 8
The Apollo 8 operation in Ecuador resulted in over 40 arrests and the seizure of numerous weapons and vehicles, aimed at disrupting criminal organizations.
Chamber approves anti-faction project, increasing penalties for members of militias and criminal organizations
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an anti-faction project that escalates penalties for members of militias and criminal organizations, pending presidential sanction.
CSOs, experts urge review of C’River forestry law to curb crime, deforestation
Civil Society Organizations and stakeholders in Cross River are advocating for an overhaul of the state's forestry laws to combat crime and deforestation effectively.
Sentences of up to 40 years, but no tax for bets; see how the Antifactio PL approved by the Chamber turned out
The Brazilian Chamber of Deputies has approved an updated version of the Antifaction bill, which introduces new penalties for criminal organizations while excluding a proposed tax on betting houses intended to fund public security initiatives.
Renowned breeder under scrutiny after 200 dogs found on site
A prominent Labrador breeder in New South Wales is facing criticism after being found with over 200 dogs on site, leading to investigations by animal welfare organizations.
Kaunas mafia leaders had to flee even from former friends: the bandits' wars crossed state borders
The article discusses the challenges faced by leaders of the Kaunas mafia as they confront violence from former allies and rival organizations.
Job Ads - Trap: How the Fraud Under the Pretense of Job Finding Is Set Up
Job scams disguised as legitimate employment opportunities are on the rise in Greece, exploiting individuals' need for work and dreams of overseas opportunities.
Civil organizations, specialists, and senators warn that 'faceless judges' violate international standards
Civil organizations, justice specialists, and opposition senators oppose the proposal to allow the anonymity of judges in organized crime cases, arguing it violates international standards and could lead to abuse.
President of the Organized Crime CPI wants to break the secrecy of manager linked to Master
Senator Fabiano Contarato has proposed various measures to investigate investment manager Reag, associated with Banco Master, for suspected money laundering and connections to criminal organizations.
Suspicion: Child Abuse Within Finnish Organization – Public Request for Help
The Finnish Mission Society is investigating allegations of child abuse and sexual exploitation connected to its operations, with a public call for information from the community.
Wife of a faction leader in MT serves house arrest and can only leave to take daughters to the doctor and attend hearings
Ingride Fontinelles Morais, accused of ties to organized crime, is under house arrest with limited mobility for her children's needs.
A large number of phones found unexpectedly
Five out of nine inmates suspected of links to international crime organizations were found to have phones in their cells, prompting an investigation into how they were smuggled in.
It is easy to run a criminal ring from another country
Criminal organizations are often directed from abroad, as highlighted by recent drug trafficking arrests in Iceland.
Twenty-six people are arrested in operation against drug trafficking in the interior of SP; police investigates criminal gang
In the 'Blood Money' operation, the police arrested 18 individuals linked to drug trafficking and organized crime in Assis, Brazil.
Legal groups push for Australian federal police to arrest retired general travelling with Israeli president
A coalition of Australian and Palestinian legal organizations is urging the Federal Police to investigate and arrest retired General Doron Almog accompanying Israeli President Isaac Herzog, citing historical war crimes allegations as opposition to the president's visit grows.
USA: New attack against suspected drug boat in the Pacific – two killed
The U.S. Southern Command reported that American forces attacked a vessel identified as being associated with terrorist organizations in the eastern Pacific, resulting in the deaths of two individuals labeled as narcoterrorists.
S: 'Appears Nearly as Corruption'
Åsa Westlund from the Social Democrats suggests that Jörgen Warborn's close contacts with U.S. organizations working to alter EU environmental regulations could be perceived as corruption.
Pressure is increasing: Organizations demand a statement "as soon as possible"
Organizations and politicians are increasing pressure for Crown Princess Mette-Marit to address her connections with Jeffrey Epstein, but the Palace has not confirmed if a statement will be made.
Insulting Hindu girls cost 'Bhabhi Jaan' heavily, Sameer Nish arrested
Samreen Nisha, a resident of Sultanpur village in Uttar Pradesh, was arrested by the police after a video went viral in which she used derogatory language against Hindu girls, prompting protests from Hindu organizations.
Investigation continues into connection with terrorist organization of the perpetrator of conversion
Investigations have revealed links between certain terrorist organizations and a large racket of religious conversion, prompting security forces to conduct a thorough investigation following statements from a victim woman, with suspicious activities noted near the Nepal border.
Accused of Conversion in Basti Linked to Terrorist Organizations... Victim Reveals
In the Basti conversion case, the victim disclosed how a conversion gang targeted Hindu girls to convert them or push them into sex trafficking and also alleged the gang leader is connected to terrorist organizations.
Mining sector demands localization of 10 missing engineers in Concordia, Sinaloa
The national mining organizations have raised their voices to demand the safe return of ten engineers who were abducted while performing professional duties in Concordia, Sinaloa.
China detains journalists investigating corruption
China has detained two investigative journalists who uncovered corruption involving a high-ranking official in Sichuan province, raising concerns from human rights organizations.
More than twenty organizations sign an open letter against the draft law on sexist vicarious violence
Over twenty organizations have signed an open letter opposing the government's draft law on sexist vicarious violence, claiming it represents a setback in the protection of women and children.
Credit Suisse investigation reveals 890 Nazi regime accounts, Sen Grassley says
An investigation by Credit Suisse has identified 890 accounts associated with the Nazi regime, including accounts for various German organizations, as announced by Senator Chuck Grassley.
DF Police Targets São Paulo Gangs Suspected of Impersonating Lawyers
The Civil Police of the Federal District launched an operation investigating two criminal organizations from São Paulo involved in a fraudulent lawyer scheme, resulting in two victims and a loss of at least R$ 80,000.
Trump admin hit with federal lawsuit over immigrant visa ban affecting 75 countries worldwide
Immigrant rights organizations and several U.S. citizens have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration's ban on immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries, claiming it unlawfully discriminates based on nationality and race.
Lawsuit Against the US State Department for Halting Immigration Visas for 75 Countries
Civil rights organizations have filed a lawsuit against the US State Department due to its decision to halt processing immigration visas for citizens of 75 countries, arguing that this policy undermines decades of established immigration laws.
Judge Piña rejects the complaint from HazteOir against Zapatero after consulting the Prosecutor's Office
Judge Antonio Piña has dismissed the complaint filed by the ultra organization HazteOir against former Prime Minister José Luis RodrÃguez Zapatero over alleged money laundering, drug trafficking, and links to criminal organizations.
Iceland is not a promising destination for crime groups
The article discusses how Iceland is viewed as an unsuitable location for criminal organizations.
What Tyler Robinson's defense wants hidden and why prosecutors and media say no in court
Prosecutors and media organizations are opposing the defense of Tyler Robinson's request to keep court filings secret in the case concerning the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Organizations with the Crown Princess as Protector Meet About Epstein Connection
Organizations, including the Red Cross, are meeting to discuss Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein amidst concerns over maintaining a stance against sexual abuse.
30-year-old shot dead after leaving prayer in a mosque in Zalfa in the North
A 30-year-old man named Khaled Mahmoud was shot dead in Zalfa village, Northern Israel, shortly after leaving a mosque, with local authorities stating he had no ties to criminal organizations.
Poland may imprison children in closed centers. Even for up to two years
As of January 1, 2026, unaccompanied minors from the age of 15, including those seeking international protection, could be placed in guarded facilities in Poland, prompting protests from various rights organizations.
Women versus X and Grok. An open letter to technology giants has been created
Organizations are calling on the leaders of Google and Apple to remove social platform X and the AI chatbot Grok following the emergence of realistic, inappropriate images generated by the system.
Military Techniques and Assault on Container Ships: Three Organizations Dedicated to Cocaine Trafficking in Spain Fall
Spanish National Police and Civil Guard have seized 2.5 tons of cocaine and arrested around thirty individuals connected to the violent and powerful Balkan Clan.
War weapons for assaulting ships at sea: a network that introduced 2,500 kilos of cocaine in Cádiz from Colombia has been dismantled
A joint operation by customs officials, Guardia Civil, and National Police led to the arrest of 30 individuals and the dismantling of three criminal organizations linked to the 'Balkan Cartel' in Spain.
"Donnie Brasco" in Greek: What the manual for creating and disappearing agents for infiltrating criminal organizations predicts
The Greek government is implementing a protocol for constructing 'phantom' identities, allowing special agents and private collaborators to lead double lives under instructions.
Chavismo releases a group of Venezuelan journalists
The de facto government of Delcy RodrÃguez has released several Venezuelan journalists from detention, following pressure from press unions and human rights organizations.
Complaint against Julio Iglesias: accusations of "human trafficking"
Former employees of Spanish singer Julio Iglesias have filed a complaint alleging that he committed acts that may constitute human trafficking for purposes of forced labor and servitude, supported by organizations such as Women’s Link and Amnesty International.
More than 300 Met officers and staff reveal they are Freemasons or in other ‘hierarchical’ societies
Over 300 Metropolitan police officers and staff have disclosed their membership in hierarchical organizations like the Freemasons, following a controversial policy that has faced legal challenges for potential discrimination.
Trump administration will investigate the activist past of the woman shot dead by ICE agent
Federal investigators are examining not only the actions of the federal agent who fatally shot a 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis but also her possible ties to organizations that protested against the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement policies.