On the inestimable value of the OGD

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This article discusses the importance of the Observatoire Geopolitique des Drogues (OGD), an organization that has conducted a survey on the countries most involved in international drug trafficking. The author, examining the production, distribution, and use of illegal drugs worldwide, maintains new law enforcement strategies on an international level must be developed to control the narcotics industry.

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Offshore banking: center of the economic world's attention

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This article discusses international interests in the offshore banking sector due to issues of money laundering. The author, maintaining offshore banks are under an increasing amount of international pressure to meet global standards of practice, argues law enforcement officials and banking regulators must work together to reform offshore banks.

Banking industry, Laws, regulations and rules, Prevention, Money laundering, Foreign banks

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How to use the annual report: why publish an annual report on the global geopolitics of drugs

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This article discusses the annual report, Observatoire Geopolitique des Drogues, conducted on the countries most involved in the illegal drug trade. The author argues the reports must be used to help establish new narcotics control policies which are applicable worldwide, maintaining the current techniques often violate human rights.

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