Europol’s latest Serious and Organised Crime Threat assessment (EU SOCTA) report highlights that 60% of the criminal networks use corruption to facilitate their criminal activities. Continuing the fight against corruption is therefore crucial to bring down the criminal networks that pose the most serious risks to the security of EU citizens. Swift and close cooperation between national authorities is decisive in…
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