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ICAIE Issues New Policy Brief on the Growing Harms of Cross-Border Illicit Trade Vectors and Threat Convergence to Canada’s National Security: Urgent Action Needed
Canada has become a safe zone for the world’s most notorious crime groups and threat networks, harming Canada’s national security and imperiling the security of other nations. To strengthen political will and stimulate greater actions across impacted Canadian communities, ICAIE provides new insights into the harms of cross-border illicit trade vectors and threat convergence to Canada’s national security, including providing numerous concrete recommendations outlined in the new report. Read More
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ICAIE Releases New Policy Brief: Emerging Transnational Organized Crime Threats in Latin America — Converging Criminalized Markets & Illicit Vectors
Leveraging actionable intelligence across sectors to decisively target the logistics, infrastructure, and financial wherewithal of illicit actors in order to safeguard the rule of law and civilian security. Read More
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ICAIE's John Cassara Publishes New Book on China, Transnational Crime and Money Laundering
According to the new John Cassara book, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continues to expand its role in expanding illicit economies, criminalized markets, corrupt practices, and money laundering/TBML. Read More
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ICAIE Applauds Global Financial Integrity (GFI) in New Report on China's Role in Transnational Crime and Illicit Trade
According to ICAIE, China Inc. has leveraged corruption, illicit markets, and predatory trade and lending practices to become the world's biggest transnational illicit trade syndicate across global markets, supply chains, and online marketplaces, and to finance its economy and military, enhancing prosperity and anchoring stability for the ruling CCP regime. Read More
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Harrowing Autobiography Details Author's Raw Journey From Addiction to a Life of Humility and Serving Others
An unforgettable story of turning the thing that killed most of his friends, and almost killed him into a motivator to change the world for the better. In light of the recent opiate epidemic, this is the story we need. Read More
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