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27 Nov 2021
United Arab Emirates General Ahmed Naser al-Raisi has criminal complaints against him in five countries. The decision was announced amid the global law enforcement agency's annual gathering in Istanbul.
3 Dec 2020
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6 Sep 2020
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3 Apr 2020
The tariffs had been imposed in 2018 as a result of Serbian efforts to block Kosovo's access to international agencies like Interpol.
25 Apr 2019
Interpol says 216 human trafficking victims, mainly children, have been rescued from forced labour and prostitution in a major operation in Benin Republic and Nigeria. Meanwhile, Nigerians in Diaspora continue to call for the enrolment of all Nigerians outside their home country, in the National Identity Database, in a move towards achieving the Diaspora Voting Rights by 2023.
6 Apr 2019
Missing ex-Interpol chief’s wife: 'I'm afraid China will kidnap me and my boys'.
28 Mar 2019
While Chinese authorities accuse former Interpol chief Meng Hongwei of taking bribes, his high-profile disappearance has raised concerns about the reach President Xi Jinping's sweeping anti-graft campaign.
9 Oct 2018
China said on Sunday it was investigating Meng Hongwei for suspected wrongdoing after the head of the global law enforcement organisation Interpol and Chinese vice minister for security was reported missing in France.
18 Mar 2017
NAFDAC, Interpol arrest fake alcohol distribution syndicate.

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