EU Council sets out 10 priorities for the next 4 years to fight against organised crime
Publicat:The European Council adopted on Wednesday conclusions setting the 2022-2025 EU priorities for the fight against serious and organised crime, according to a press release. The EU Council stated that within the EMPACT framework, EU member states, agencies and other actors will work closely together to address key criminal threats using tools such as law […] The post EU Council sets out 10 priorities for the next 4 years to fight against organised crime appeared first on Știri online, ultimele știri, presa online, ziar online - Sursazilei.ro .
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