Global Initiative against Transnational Organized Crime (GI-TOC)

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Western Cape gang monitor

Issue 10
Cocaine corridors

Changing trafficking routes from Latin America and the Caribbean to Europe
A Decisive Test for Police Reform

As competing visions for policing in England and Wales take shape, the ability to confront serious and organized crime must remain a defining consideration.
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The Global Organized Crime Index 2025

Crime at a crossroads

Global Organized Crime Index

The centre cannot hold

Syria’s Captagon market after the fall of Assad

24-Hour Global Organized Crime Conference | 2026

Cocaine corridors

Colombia, Caribbean routes revive as cocaine flows shift towards European markets

Global Organized Crime Index

The centre cannot hold

Syria’s Captagon market after the fall of Assad

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