Global Panorama
China Adopts New Anti-Terrorism Legislation
China passed new anti-terrorism legislation in October 2011 that will amend current criminal laws by providing a definition of “acts of terror.”
Great Britain: Coming Soon: Invisible Army Tanks
Technology that makes tanks invisible is expected to make its debut around 2015.
México: Best Practices in Criminal Information Systems
Mexico’s Federal Police led a regional seminar in October 2011 to share its knowledge and experience in fighting organized crime.
África: Criminal Unit to confront Drug Trafficking
Drug trafficking is a major threat to the development of Guinea-Bissau and has led to a sharp increase in illicit drug use in that country.
Ásia: Corruption: Red Card In Sports
Efforts are under way to prevent illegal betting and match-fixing in sports, which has led to cases of corruption across the globe.
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