In an increasingly interconnected world, the challenges facing law enforcement—from climate-driven disasters to evolving forms of protest—do not stop at national borders. For modern policing to be effective, the era of working in isolation must give way to a new …
The Metropolitan Police confirmed in February 2026 that it is running a time-limited pilot using Palantir AI tools to analyse internal staff data, including sickness levels, absences from duty and overtime patterns, to identify behavioural correlations with professional misconduct. The …
The UK National Crime Agency launched its National Strategic Assessment 2026 on 28 March, warning that technology is fundamentally reshaping crime by accelerating it, globalising it and making it more harmful. The NCA Director General argued for a National Police …
Europol today formally launched the European Centre Against Migrant Smuggling (ECAMS) at its headquarters in The Hague. The new permanent structure replaces and upgrades the former European Migrant Smuggling Centre, with enhanced powers to conduct digital investigations, support joint task …
The European Commission announced on 19 March 2026 that the Digital Europe Programme has been formally amended to continue deployment of innovative digital capacities across EU member states, including AI, cybersecurity, advanced digital skills and deployment of digital technologies in …
The National Policing Institute identifies six high-stakes trends for US policing in 2026: a workforce crisis extending beyond recruitment to retention, wellness and workforce modernisation; rapid AI adoption outpacing governance frameworks, with communities demanding transparency and officers needing tools that …
A report from Roseman Labs attending the Europol Industry and Research Days (24–26 February 2026) in The Hague reveals that European law enforcement leaders are simultaneously investing in AI-driven intelligence tools and legal capacity to speed up data sharing. Practitioners …
A commentary from the Royal United Services Institute warns that the UK’s new Police.AI centre must place procurement policy at the forefront to avoid repeating costly overruns such as the National Law Enforcement Data Service, which is £748 million over …
Denver District Attorney’s Office forensic investigator reports 600% increase in audio and video evidence in last five years, with even minor misdemeanors generating terabyte of digital data. Colorado prosecutors overwhelmed by body-worn cameras, HALO cameras, Flock cameras, cell phone data, …
Belgium’s Minister of the Interior, Bernard Quintin (MR), has formally terminated the government’s contract with the French IT consultancy Sopra Steria Group for the i-Police programme, a major police digitalisation project. The i-Police initiative was intended to integrate data from …
In an increasingly interconnected world, the challenges facing law enforcement—from climate-driven disasters to evolving forms of protest—do not stop at national borders. For modern policing to be effective, the era of working in isolation must give way to a new …
The Metropolitan Police confirmed in February 2026 that it is running a time-limited pilot using Palantir AI tools to analyse internal staff data, including sickness levels, absences from duty and overtime patterns, to identify behavioural correlations with professional misconduct. The …
The UK National Crime Agency launched its National Strategic Assessment 2026 on 28 March, warning that technology is fundamentally reshaping crime by accelerating it, globalising it and making it more harmful. The NCA Director General argued for a National Police …
Europol today formally launched the European Centre Against Migrant Smuggling (ECAMS) at its headquarters in The Hague. The new permanent structure replaces and upgrades the former European Migrant Smuggling Centre, with enhanced powers to conduct digital investigations, support joint task …
The European Commission announced on 19 March 2026 that the Digital Europe Programme has been formally amended to continue deployment of innovative digital capacities across EU member states, including AI, cybersecurity, advanced digital skills and deployment of digital technologies in …
The National Policing Institute identifies six high-stakes trends for US policing in 2026: a workforce crisis extending beyond recruitment to retention, wellness and workforce modernisation; rapid AI adoption outpacing governance frameworks, with communities demanding transparency and officers needing tools that …
A report from Roseman Labs attending the Europol Industry and Research Days (24–26 February 2026) in The Hague reveals that European law enforcement leaders are simultaneously investing in AI-driven intelligence tools and legal capacity to speed up data sharing. Practitioners …
A commentary from the Royal United Services Institute warns that the UK’s new Police.AI centre must place procurement policy at the forefront to avoid repeating costly overruns such as the National Law Enforcement Data Service, which is £748 million over …
Denver District Attorney’s Office forensic investigator reports 600% increase in audio and video evidence in last five years, with even minor misdemeanors generating terabyte of digital data. Colorado prosecutors overwhelmed by body-worn cameras, HALO cameras, Flock cameras, cell phone data, …
Belgium’s Minister of the Interior, Bernard Quintin (MR), has formally terminated the government’s contract with the French IT consultancy Sopra Steria Group for the i-Police programme, a major police digitalisation project. The i-Police initiative was intended to integrate data from …