We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Make the most of 2022 Lead your own way in business and beyond with our unrivalled journalism.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Cross-border co-operation and tech advances have made life on the run more challenging for country’s most wanted criminals
FBI secretly ran encrypted communications platform ANOM which lured drug dealers and mafia members
This week in the business of sport: Triple Crown doping crisis hits US horseracing, Europol warns on growing sports corruption in pandemic, and more.
Britain risks erosion of capabilities and influence in security matters
A cross-border force is required to address rightwing groups, Islamist terrorism and organised crime
Drugs and weapons seized after investigators infiltrate EncroChat used by organised crime
Combating criminal creativity requires ‘traceability, standardisation and co-operation’
Challenge of fighting misleading and exploitative recruitment on social media
Baltic banking scandals highlight the need for greater co-ordination
Concern mounts over exploitation of nascent technology for money-laundering
Digital banking has created openings for criminals and lenders must fight back
Criminals’ tactics involved “jackpotting”, or ordering ATMs to spit out cash at set times
Restricted access to EU information hits UK hopes of strong ongoing co-operation
‘Bespoke relationship’ with Europol required to fight cross-border terrorism and crime
More than 1.3m systems still vulnerable to WannaCry, intelligence agents warn
European police struggle to keep up as the Godfathers go digital, writes Misha Glenny
Creative solutions are possible but EU refuses to compromise on legal principles
Outline compromise on Europol may not be model for UK after Brexit
Minister says ‘too early to speculate’ if co-operation will continue after Brexit
The UK may have to sign up to new EU rules just as it is pulling out of the 28-nation bloc
Total of 103 foiled, failed and completed attacks took place in UK last year
Stung by criticism, authorities begin closer co-operation
International Edition
