A Swedish gang member in his 30s has been arrested in Romania, suspected of attempted murder and serious extortion, following cooperation between Europol and the Romanian police. (translated)

A Swedish gang member in his 30s has been arrested in Romania, suspected of attempted murder and serious extortion, following cooperation between Europol and the Romanian police. (translated)

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The Europol alert about the increase in violent thefts in museums reached the Museum of Villena (MUVI) just one day after the theft of the Villena Treasure, highlighting the ineffectiveness of the existing security measures. (translated)

The Europol alert about the increase in violent robberies in museums reached the Museum of Villena a day after the theft of the Villena Treasure, indicating a transformation in the tactics and objectives of criminals in this area. (translated)

After the theft at the MAK, a new Europol report shows that art thieves are increasingly targeting gold and gemstones, using more brutal violence instead of discretion and deception as their main methods. (translated)

The European Union is working to provide support to Spain through Frontex and Europol to manage the complex situation of irregular migrants in Ceuta, according to a statement from the European Commissioner for Migration, Magnus Brunner. (translated)

Brussels has started working on Spain's request for support from Frontex and Europol in Ceuta, after the Commissioner for Interior and Migration emphasized the importance of ensuring the swift return of migrants who remain illegally in the city. (translated)

The immediate mobilization of the Cyprus Police, in cooperation with Europol and Danish authorities, led to the arrest of three individuals for planned contract killings in Cyprus. (translated)
A Europol report warns about the increase in violence during museum thefts, with burglaries becoming more brutal and primarily targeting stones and precious metals. (translated)
Spain has requested the support of Frontex and Europol from the European Commission to manage the triage of migrants in Ceuta, also asking for the extension of operation Minerva and additional resources to expedite the process. (translated)

Spain has formally requested the support of Frontex and Europol from the EU to expedite the triage and management of migrants who still remain in Ceuta following the massive assault in July. (translated)

Spain has requested support from the European Union to manage the triage of migrants who remain in Ceuta following a massive influx, asking for the collaboration of agencies such as Frontex and Europol to address the migration crisis in the region. (translated)

Europol warns of the increasing brutality of criminals in museum thefts, who are increasingly using violence instead of discretion, employing tools such as hammers and even explosives, which indicates a change in the profile of thieves and their methods of operation. (translated)

Europol warns that robberies in European museums are becoming increasingly violent, with thieves using firearms and other dangerous tools, focusing on valuable artifacts like gold and antiques, which is related to newly emerging criminal networks. (translated)

According to a report from Europol, thefts against European museums have become increasingly violent, with thieves using weapons and explosives to threaten staff and visitors. (translated)

A report by Europol highlights that museum robberies in Europe have become more violent and targeted more valuable items, reflecting a new criminal dynamic where opportunistic criminals take advantage of the expanding black market for art, as evidenced by the theft at the Louvre, which caused losses of 88 million euros. (translated)

Europol warns that art thieves in Europe have adopted violent methods, focusing their attacks on gold and jewelry items, as the price of gold has skyrocketed, observing a shift from traditional criminal gangs to casual offenders recruited through social networks. (translated)
Europol warns of a new generation of aggressive and violent thefts in European museums, where thieves use machetes, hammers, explosives, and in some cases even firearms for intimidation, indicating a shift from traditional non-aggressive tactics to more brutal methods and the involvement of less specialized, but more dangerous criminals. (translated)
