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the Underworld
Real-time intelligence on organized crime, drug trafficking, and criminal networks.
Real-time intelligence on organized crime, drug trafficking, and criminal networks.
Weekly briefing on drug trafficking, organized crime, and criminal networks. 19 active files. 25 intelligence sources. Delivered to your inbox.
The trial that exposed the heart of Dutch organized crime
How billions in cocaine flows from South America to European streets
How police cracked the criminal underworld's secret phone network
The rise of Dutch-Moroccan organized crime networks in Europe
The battle for Europe's cocaine gateways - Rotterdam vs Antwerp
Morocco's Rif Mountains - the world's largest hashish production zone
From Katendrecht to cocaine kingpin - the rise and fall of Black Mamba
How Ridouan Taghi ran a criminal empire from the most secure prison in the Netherlands
The crack of the century - how Belgian police broke the criminal underworld's encrypted phone network
The rise and fall of Gerel P. - Ridouan Taghi's most trusted assassin, from Utrecht to a Brazilian prison cell
Dutch ATM bombers terrorizing Germany - high-speed Audis, explosives, and a trail of destruction across the border
The shadowy rise and violent world of Peter van D, Limburg's unseen drug lord.
How the theft of 1,400 kg of cocaine from Antwerp ignited a six-week war across the Netherlands
Benaouf Adaoui - the man who ignited the Mocro War and planned one of the Netherlands' most spectacular prison escapes
How Europe's second port became a warzone between rival cocaine clans
The Albanian cocaine federation run from behind prison bars in Ecuador
How a UFC fighter linked to the Kinahan cartel directed $84 million in sanctioned oil tankers
How billions in criminal money moves across the world without a single bank transfer
Albanian cocaine empire run from Dubai luxury towers
The middleman who connected Taghi's inner circle to the murder of Peter R. de Vries
Every Monday: new intelligence on drug trafficking routes, criminal networks, and ongoing investigations. 19 active files. Free.