A Eurojust supported joint investigation team (JIT) between the Irish and Latvian authorities, and Europol, has led to Ireland's first convictions for human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation. Following the investigation, Irish courts sentenced two individuals to 13 and 11 years'...

Eurojust and the Dutch government have signed an amendment to the Agency’s seat agreement, further strengthening the framework for international judicial cooperation from Eurojust’s headquarters in The Hague. The amendment supports Eurojust’s growing cooperation with countries outside the European...

The seventh EuroMed Prosecutors General Forum offered a platform to strengthen cooperation between South Partner Countries, European Union Member States and Eurojust. The event brought together Prosecutor Generals and equivalent positions from the EU (Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta...

Eurojust President, Michael Schmid and Judge Ali Hussein Chafat, representative of the Supreme Judicial Council of the Republic of Iraq and Head of the National Center for International Judicial Cooperation signed a Working Arrangement today at the Eurojust headquarters in The Hague to enable long...

A criminal group has been taken down following an international operation by French and Spanish authorities, together with Eurojust and Europol. The group is suspected of smuggling large quantities of cannabis from Spain to France using parcel delivery services.

The College of Eurojust has decided to extend Vincent Jamin’s mandate as Administrative Director for 4 years. Vincent Jamin has been leading Eurojust’s administration and implementation of key organisational developments since 1 October 2023 when his first term started.

Another chapter in Operation Endgame ended with the successful takedown of malware that was offered as a service to other criminals for further criminal activity. Eurojust, together with judicial authorities and law enforcement from Germany, Belgium, Denmark, France, the Netherlands, the United...

For the first time, Eurojust is complementing its Annual Report with four concise, visual publications that explore key achievements, developments and trends from 2025. The publications include:

Belgian and French investigators have worked together to identify and dismantle an international drug trafficking network. The network is suspected of having trafficked large quantities of drugs across several European countries. A joint operation led to the detention of 11 suspects.

A global parallel investigation, supported by Eurojust and Europol, has shut down a website suspected of laundering more than EUR 336 million in criminal cryptocurrency between 2022 and 2025.