Eurojust has published a new report presenting key findings of the landmark judgment of the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in the inter-State case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia. The report examines four aspects of the judgment of particular relevance to judicial practitioners and...

A recent ruling in Slovenia marked the first judgment in the country in which an asylum seeker was sentenced to five years in prison for membership of a foreign terrorist organisation. The judgement is not yet final. Eurojust provided swift support to the Specialised State Prosecutor's Office of the...

German authorities, following close cooperation with Romanian authorities and supported by Eurojust, have arrested a suspect accused of attempting to establish a foreign right-wing extremist terrorist organisation.

A joint investigation team of German, Lithuanian, Dutch, Polish and UK authorities, set up under the coordination of Eurojust has been crucial in exposing the operation behind several attacks carried out across Europe involving self-igniting parcels. Authorities joined forces when several parcels...

Judicial practitioners from 33 countries gathered at Eurojust for its annual meeting on counter-terrorism. The event brought together specialised prosecutors and other experts from EU Member States and third countries, as well as representatives from EU institutions, to address the ever-evolving...

Read report The Genocide Prosecution Network Secretariat, hosted by Eurojust, has presented a new analysis of jurisprudence on so-called cumulative charges for suspects of terrorism. Adding or cumulating charges against foreign terrorist fighters (FTFs) for terrorism with charges of genocide, war...