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Queensland has introduced twelve new serious offences under its 'adult crime, adult time' policy, which enables youth offenders convicted of serious crimes to be prosecuted as adults.

The Czech government is looking to implement stricter regulations regarding foreign crime, despite statistics showing a decrease in such incidents.

Amanda Lind addresses criticisms of the Green Party's stance on crime policy, emphasizing the importance of discussing justice without stigma and acknowledging Sweden's need for more mines for climatic reasons.

A 24-year-old man has been remanded for four weeks following the discovery of nearly 1,400 skunk plants at a property near Næstved.

Germany has deported twenty Afghan criminals on a charter flight to Kabul, marking a significant development in its immigration policy.

Disappointment with inflation figures remains, as recent reports show no change, and issues in snow removal operations led to damages to vehicles in Iceland.

Elon Musk reacted sarcastically on social media after Mexico City President Claudia Sheinbaum suggested they were considering suing him over his comments regarding her security strategy.

During his State of the Union address, President Trump presented Congress with seven legislative priorities, focusing on drug pricing, border security, and crime policy.

The German government aims to systematically seize the assets of criminals to combat organized crime more effectively.

An analysis highlights that the interpretation of crime statistics related to immigrants in Iceland requires informed understanding, amidst ongoing debates about immigration and public sentiment.

The fall of notorious drug lord Mencho marks a significant turning point for Mexico's security policy, as the government shifts from a softer approach to a more aggressive stance against organized crime.

UK MPs are pushing for mandatory kill switches on stolen phones to prevent thefts and incapacitate stolen devices.

The Social Democrats in Sweden have aligned with a proposal for the chemical castration of pedophiles, now holding the majority support in parliament.

The Swedish Social Democratic Party has expressed support for the proposal that pedophiles be subjected to chemical castration as a condition for their release from prison.

Sweden has announced a decrease in the age of criminal responsibility from 15 to 13 years, despite significant criticism from various governmental bodies.

The Finnish government proposes extending the maximum duration of youth sentences, allowing for broader application based on the severity of the crime and the offender's background.

New juvenile facilities for children aged 13 and older who commit serious crimes are being established in Rosersberg, Sweden.

In Telangana, two young men have been arrested for allegedly plotting the murder of their friend to embezzle a life insurance policy worth 20 million rupees.

Maryland's new sanctuary law faces backlash following an alleged violent crime committed by an illegal immigrant, raising debates over immigration policy and public safety.

An expert warns that the government's new initiative aimed at tackling rental crime might misdirect its efforts, particularly concerning the punishment of youth involved in serious crimes.

Claus Oxfeldt, the former chairman of the Police Federation, is set to run for the Folketing for the Venstre party in Funen, focusing on crime policy.

Claus Oxfeldt, former chairman of the Danish Police Federation, announces his candidacy for the Danish Parliament representing the Liberal Party in Funen, focusing on crime and public safety.

In Argentina, the evangelical community advocates for a reduction in the age of criminal accountability, emphasizing the need for exceptional protective measures and supportive public policies.

The Swedish government is proposing to criminalize participation in criminal gangs to enhance the ability to prosecute individuals linked to organized crime.

The Swedish government proposes to criminalize participation in criminal gangs as part of efforts to combat organized crime.

Argentina's Chamber of Deputies has approved a controversial bill to reduce the age of criminal responsibility from 16 to 14 years, reflecting a tough stance on crime advocated by President Javier Milei.

The Finnish Criminal Policy Council warns that the potential cutback of essential crime statistics poses a threat to the transparency and development of the country's criminal justice system.

The article discusses the complexities and failures of military approaches to combat the global drug trade, emphasizing that rising demand for drugs is driven by various personal motivations.

An undercover officer revealed that the Metropolitan Police operated under a 'don't ask, don't tell' policy regarding officers who deceived women into sexual relationships.

The Second Chamber of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) has started evaluating an appeal concerning the classification of possessing small quantities of marijuana and cocaine as a crime.

The number of minors involved in criminal activities in the Campinas and Piracicaba regions of Brazil increased by 22.4% from the previous year, with a noteworthy rise among girls at 44%.

The article critiques a proposed policy aimed at lowering the age of criminal responsibility in Argentina, arguing that it addresses the symptoms of youth crime rather than its root causes.

The Finnish government is planning to create a facility for severely troubled youths, reflecting a growing concern over juvenile crime and the lack of appropriate placements for these children.

Oliver Huth discusses the rise of youth crime in Germany and emphasizes the need for scientific research to understand the factors contributing to this issue.

A U.S. appeals court has supported President Donald Trump's administration's policy of detaining many deportees without the opportunity for release on bail.

An equality watchdog has raised concerns that Wetherspoons' dog policy, which bans all dogs except for assistance ones, may violate the law.

The youth organization Aurora is attempting once again to bring the Swedish state to court over inadequate climate measures after a previous case was dismissed by the Supreme Court.

Prince William's commitment to a 'zero tolerance' policy on royal connections to Jeffrey Epstein is challenged by recently uncovered emails from Sarah Ferguson, prompting calls for her removal from royal associations.

The use of reverse violence alarms surged from 21 cases in 2023 to 400 in 2025, following changes in regulations in April 2024 that allowed for their earlier and broader application.

Sara Carter, the director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, stated during the anti-narco terrorism summit that narcos have their days numbered and help from the US is on the way.

Opposition leader Nicola Fratoianni criticizes the new security decree as a propaganda tool rather than an effective policy measure.

The German regulator has fined Amazon €59 million for unlawfully dictating pricing policies to retailers on its platform.

A study reveals that state police ignore or do not respond to three out of four requests for information regarding gun control, hindering public policy analysis on this critical issue.

The Latvian tax and customs police have reported a concerning rise in the purchase of illegal narcotic and psychotropic substances among youth, often disguised as harmless or legal products.

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) was one vote short of easing the legal possession limit of marijuana in Mexico, which is currently set at 5 grams.

The Greek Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, Vassilis Kikilias, has ordered an internal investigation into the tragic incident in Chios that resulted in the deaths of 15 migrants, emphasizing the need for transparency about the causes of the tragedy.

This article discusses recent developments in Acre, including a salary adjustment for public servants, a chilling statistic of 336 wanted criminals for femicide, and various crime-related incidents.

UNICEF has urged nations to criminalize the creation of child sexual abuse material generated by artificial intelligence, highlighting the increasing number of such images that sexualize children.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem criticized Democratic border policies during her visit to Nogales, Arizona, claiming they are redefining compassion while failing to address crime and chaos at the southern border.

In Tartu, employees at Maxima intervened to stop an attempted shoplifting, although such physical intervention goes against company policy, as stated by their communications manager.