Five criminals behind multi-million pound benefit fraud convicted in the United Kingdom with support from Eurojust

Eurojust coordinates searches of offices of international car tyre manufacturer

Network of luxury car thieves dismantled with support of Eurojust

Eurojust assists in uncovering a high-level corruption scheme

Eurojust supports authorities in dismantling EUR 113 million fraudulent investment scheme

Take down of Austrian-based fraud scheme offering new type of crypto coin

Major operation to take down dangerous malware systems

Successful operation against cryptocurrency scam coordinated by Eurojust

Major takedown of critical online infrastructure to disrupt terrorist communications and propaganda

EuroMed Justice (EMJ) VI kicked off with an online launching conference attended by high-level representatives of the South Partner countries and European Union Member States.

The Hungarian presidency of the Council of the European Union started on 1 July. In the domain of Justice and Home Affairs, the Hungarian presidency has set out five priorities: the fight against terrorism and organised crime, trafficking and smuggling of human beings, illicit trafficking of cultural goods, environmental crime and cybercrime.

Mr Erik Fågelsbo has been formally appointed as the new National Member for Sweden at Eurojust. He will succeed Ms Marie Lind Thomsen, with whom he has been working at the Agency as Deputy National Member since March 2020. He already served as acting National Member since July last year.

Ms Eszter Mária Köpf has been appointed as the new National Member for Hungary at Eurojust. Ms Köpf succeeds Mr László Venczl, who had served in the role since 2012 and has now retired. The new National Member for Hungary has long-standing experience in international cross-border judicial cooperation.

On 3 July, Eurojust marked one year since the launch of the International Centre for the Prosecution of the Crime of Aggression (ICPA) - a unique judicial coordination platform dedicated to supporting national investigations into the crime of aggression related to the war in Ukraine.

Eurojust and the war in Ukraine
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More on Ukraine:

Agreement to extend the joint investigation team into alleged core international crimes in Ukraine for two years

Two years on: A timeline of Eurojust's response to the war in Ukraine

Support to Dutch action against violation of export sanctions to Russia: three arrests

Since the outbreak of the Russian war in Ukraine, Eurojust has been at the forefront of supporting accountability efforts. Just six days following the start of the war, Eurojust supported the establishment of a Joint Investigation Team into core international crimes. The JIT partners agreed to a two-year extension during the United for Justice Conference in Kyiv in February.

An overview of the current support mechanisms can be seen here:

In Focus
At Eurojust
Casework
Meetings and Events
Eurojust Publications

• Eurojust Annual Report 2023
• Cooperation with third countries in drug trafficking cases: Experiences from Liaison Prosecutors at Eurojust
• EuroMed Justice Project – Phase VI (2024-2027) - Building capacities for Euro-Mediterranean judicial cooperation in criminal matters
• Joint Paper on JHA agencies’ contribution to EU solidarity with Ukraine (update)
• European Protection Order in practice
• Eurojust data retention report
• Cybercrime Judicial Monitor nr. 9
• SIRIUS EU Electronic Evidence Situation Report 2024
• Requesting Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters from the United Kingdom (SIRIUS Project Publication)
• Joint Eurojust-European Judicial Network paper "What can we do for you?"