Instagram post: New findings on drug markets in the eastern and southern European Neighbourhood Policy regions

Overview of drug markets in the European Neighbourhood Policy-East countries report cover

The emergence of new drug trafficking routes, the expansion of online markets, and the availability of a broader spectrum of substances, are among the findings highlighted in two new EMCDDA reports published today. Released in the framework of the EU-funded EU4Monitoring Drugs project (EU4MD), the reports provide a picture of the drug market in the eastern and southern European Neighbourhood Policy regions (ENP-East and ENP-South).

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