What are the main drug-related threats today? What substances are causing the most concern? How are countries responding to Europe’s changing drug problems? Find out more, on 5 June, when the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) launches its European Drug Report 2025: Trends and Developments.
Now in its 30th edition, this flagship report has been a trusted reference for three decades — helping shape Europe’s understanding of the drug situation through evidence-based analysis. As the drug landscape continues to shift, the new report offers crucial insights into today’s challenges and tomorrow’s…
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Today, the EUDA welcomes medical professionals from the Western Balkans and the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) countries to discuss the monitoring and response to drug-related emergencies. The two-day meeting is organised in close cooperation with the European Drug Emergencies Network (Euro-DEN Plus) coordination group.
Representatives from 11 sentinel hospitals in Albania, Algeria, Lebanon, North Macedonia, Palestine*, Serbia and Tunisia will exchange recent experiences as well as current plans regarding the collection and reporting of data on drug-related emergencies.
The…
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Representatives of the EUDA and the Peruvian organisation DEVIDA are meeting in Lima this week under a joint project to develop a monitoring framework to capture cocaine-related environmental impacts (1). Understanding and addressing environmental impacts associated with drug markets is a strategic priority at both European and international level (2).
The project is the first of the EUDA’s international targeted policy analyses (TPA), which are integral to the EUDA's wider international cooperation framework and geostrategic analysis services. The underlying goal of this type of analysis is…
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