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29 Apr 2024
INTERPOL identifies 20, 674 suspicious networks linked to terrorists, money laundering, others in 25 African countries
‘Operation Africa Cyber Surge II’ across 25 African countries has enabled investigators to arrest 14 suspected cybercriminals while identifying 20,674 suspicious cyber networks
4 Apr 2024
Turkey’s abuse of Interpol halts partnership with CAR, an organization that traced ISIS explosives to Turkish firms
The Turkish government’s endeavor to undermine a proposed project between Interpol and CAR was detailed in a recent report issued by Turkey’s Security Directorate General (Emniyet) in February and hailed as a success by Turkish authorities.
25 Mar 2024
Kuwait to share biometrics with Interpol, Gulf countries for regional security network
The Kuwait Interior Ministry says that all citizens and expatriates must register their biometric fingerprints before the June 1 deadline. The country also plans to share the biometric data as part of a regional security network. Noncompliance with this security measure will result in restrictions on certain ministry services, including residence permit renewals and driver’s license renewals.
24 Feb 2024
Interpol must innovate to tackle threats from new tech like AI: UK’s Stephen Kavanagh
The UK candidate for the head of the global policing agency feels in an age driven by climate change, regime change, food insecurity, and moving populations, Interpol is going to be more important than ever.
23 Feb 2024
Interpol’s number two official: The war in Ukraine will create more skilled, more ruthless and better armed criminal groups
Stephen Kavanagh, the British candidate to become the next secretary general of the international police organization, talks about the possibilities of AI to fight crime and the dangers of tension in the Middle East
22 Feb 2024
UK's Interpol Nominee Advocates for Enhanced Security Collaboration During Egypt Visit
Steven Kavanagh, the United Kingdom's candidate for the upcoming Interpol Secretary General position, recently concluded a pivotal visit to Egypt, aimed at fortifying UK-Egypt security relations and discussing mutual security interests.
29 Jan 2024
INTERPOL does not name system abusers in order to preserve int’l police cooperation: secretary general
Jürgen Stock, the secretary general of INTERPOL, said in a recent “60 Minutes” interview on CBS News that while the organization is aware of abuses of its systems, including prominent Red Notice alerts, it chooses not to “name and shame” member countries, which explains the organization’s inaction on countries such as Russia, China, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates.
17 Jan 2024
Europe: Halt returns of people from the North Caucasus to Russia where they are at risk of torture and abuse
Authorities in European states must immediately halt the transfer of refugees and asylum seekers from the North Caucasus back to Russia where they will be at risk of torture and other ill-treatment and potentially forced to fight in Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine, said Amnesty International in a new research document published today.
12 Dec 2023
Interpol Red Notices: How a tool for international cooperation is being exploited to target High Net Worth Individuals
In today’s interconnected world marked by globalization and heightened international cooperation, High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) and their advisors are facing an escalating threat: the misuse of Interpol Red Notices.
2 Dec 2023
Morocco selected to Host 93rd Interpol General Assembly
Morocco was selected to host this important event because of its reputation for credibility and great trustworthiness in Moroccan security institutions, which are well-known for having amassed a great deal of experience and expertise in the fight against organised crime and terrorism.