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Iran has 130,000 new drug addicts each year-report

Excerpt:Iran is a key transit route for narcotics smuggled from neighbouring Afghanistan, which produces more than 90...

Tip of the Iceberg: Washington Co. deputies charged with drug trafficking

Two Washington County sheriff's deputies have been charged with trafficking in marijuana and other crimes, state police...

Mafia killing in Italy caught on camera (video)

He was named as Mariano Bacio Tarracino, 53, and is believed to have been connected to a mafia clan involved in a...



•  Sharing is caring: UN report -- Russia becomes largest market for Afghan heroin

Related: Collusion with the U.S.: Medvedev says Russia certain to join WTO; Russian state TV suggests USA involved in drug-trafficking from AfghanistanUN report -- Russia becomes largest market for...

•  Drug smuggling 'submarine' seized with ten tonnes of cocaine & 3 Colombians and a Mexican off Guatemalan coast

A makeshift submarine laden with at least ten tonnes of cocaine worth more than £120 million, has been seized by anti-drug agents off the Guatemala's Pacific coast. Four alleged drug...

•  Two officers killed as Rio gangs shoot down police helicopter

Drug traffickers in Rio de Janeiro forced down a police helicopter on Saturday, killing two officers on board during one of the worst outbreaks of gang-related violence in the city in several...

•  Honduras: cocaine flights surge in wake of coup

Related: CIA Topples Honduran Presidnet to Protect Drugs Trade?(WW4 Report) -- The number of planes smuggling cocaine through Honduras has surged since the US suspended drug cooperation after the...

•  Good Luck: Russian police want U.S. data on Afghan drug trafficking

(RIA Novosti) - Russia's federal drug control service will provide the U.S. with data on Afghan drugs, and expects reciprocal steps from U.S. colleagues, the head of the service said on Wednesday....

•  Royal Navy seizes cocaine worth $380m -- and now what?

The Royal Navy says it has seized its biggest haul of cocaine, estimating its street value at £240m ($380m). The Portsmouth-based frigate HMS Iron Duke seized more than five-and-a-half tonnes...

•  Russia, Plagued by Heroin Use, to Press U.S. on Destroying Afghan Poppy Crops

During talks this week with his American counterpart, Russia’s top drug enforcement official, Viktor P. Ivanov, will press the United States to step up efforts to destroy Afghan poppy...

•  Al Jazeera exposes Iraq's booming, 'endemic' drug trade

(Rawstory) -- A little-noticed report by Arab news network Al Jazeera on Friday shined a light on an often overlooked aspect of occupied Iraq: Its blossoming drug trade, fueled by Afghanistan and...

•  Peru Battles Thriving Drug Trade

Surging cocaine production is rattling Peru after years of relative calm, raising fears that the associated increase in violence and corruption could derail one of the fastest-growing economies in...

•  Latin American drug cartels find home in West Africa

Colombian and Mexican drug cartels have jumped the Atlantic Ocean and expanded into West Africa, working closely with local criminal gangs to carve out a staging area for an assault on the lucrative...

•  Former U.S. anti-drug official's arrest 'a complete shock'

Federal investigators say he served as a secret ally of traffickers while he was posted in Guadalajara. Reporting from Washington - As a high-ranking U.S. anti-drug official, Richard Padilla Cramer...

•  Drug bust snags 9 American Air workers

U.S. anti-drug agents arrested more than 20 people, nine of them employees of American Airlines, in raids to bust a drug trafficking ring between Puerto Rico and the United States, authorities said...

•  Mexico and Argentina move towards decriminalising drugs

In a backlash against the US 'war on drugs', Latin America turns to a more liberal policyArgentina and Mexico have taken significant steps towards decriminalising drugs amid a growing Latin American...

•  12 Columbia Indians Massacred by Unknown Gang

(Novinite) -- Twelve members of an indigenous tribe Awa have been massacred by armed men in a Colombian area notorious for its cocaine trade. Five children were among those killed in the dawn attack...

 

 

   
   
   
   

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