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End of June 2023, the Frontex Consultative Forum on Fundamental Rights published its tenth annual report for 2022. The report outlines the main observations and recommendations that the Forum raised throughout the year with Frontex to strengthen fundamental rights protection in the agency's activities.

The aim of this online seminar is to address mechanisms and legal solutions as foreseen in the DSA aiming at finding the right balance between the need to protect freedom of expression, the conditions of the digital world and the interests at stake. The focus will be placed on new obligations for DSA addressees’ (intermediary services, hosting services, online platforms and search engines, VLOPs), and new rights of their users.

End of May 2023, Eurojust presented the agency's operational results in 2022. Eurojust contributed to the arrest of more than 4 000 suspects, the seizure/freezing of criminal assets worth almost €3 billion and the seizure of drugs worth almost €12 billion.

In his opinion of 15 June 2023 in Case C-755/21 P, Kočner v Europol, Advocate General Rantos concludes that EU law has introduced a system of joint and several liability between Europol and the Member State concerned for damage suffered as a result of …

Based on 82 evaluations, the fourth Joint Investigation Team Evaluation Report provides an overview of les­sons learned and best practices, gives insights into Eurojust’s experience with multilateral JITs, and reports on recent de­velopments in JITs and JITs-related case law.

The Frontex Fundamental Rights Officer released the annual report providing an overview of the monitoring and advisory activities performed in 2022.

The Europol Management Board adopted the Agency's updated corporate strategy. The document, entitled “Delivering Security in Partnership”, includes six strategic objectives.

The overall worrying geopolitical situation, in particular the Russian invasion of Ukraine also had effects on the development of cyberattacks and cyber-criminality, Europol's most recent IOCTA Report 2023 says.

How can the European Union be efficiently compensated for damage inflicted by criminal offences affecting its financial interests? The EU’s legislative framework, in particular the EPPO Regulation, states that EU Member States must take the necessary steps to confiscate, for the benefit of the Union, …

In April 2021, the European Commission put forward a proposal for a Regulation to harmonise rules on artificial intelligence (AI) across the EU, including AI in the context of law enforcement. Its horizontal character raised concerns in the police community, prompting a response by some …