Last month, Italian authorities confiscated €60 million of Mafia assets. In the UK, £92.3 million was seized from an international crime ring with property in Dubai. The seizures only claimed a fraction of the criminals' total wealth, which today can be easily transferred across borders. That is why the EU rules in force since 2006 (Council Framework Decision 2006/783/JHA90) allow Member States to obtain the confiscation of criminal assets abroad. However, a report published by the European Comm
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