In 2025, for the first time
The European Union Agency against Drugs (EUDA) has raised an alarm about the wide availability of increasingly diverse psychoactive substances in its annual report, published on Tuesday, which notes a diversification in deliveries, reports AFP. EUDA. The latest annual figures show at least 7,600 overdose deaths in 29 countries, including the 27 EU Member States, said Magnus Brunner, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs and Migration, in a report published together with the report. EUNSDA Executive Director Lorraine Nolan says the latest figures show at least 7,600 overdose deaths in 29 countries, including the 27 EU Member States.
In 2025, for the first time in Europe, 50 overdoses were reported, increasing to 1,050 the total number of EUDA-supervised overdose supplements. Diversification of public health products continues to raise concerns. Choosing the major risks of cannabis and cannabis products while new drug users may potentially increase, while users of cannabis and cannabis drugs may increase, while users of cannabis and cannabis drugs such as cannabinoids and new drugs may increase a high risk, while drug users may increase their risks while drug users, as a drug user, may increase their risks as a drug user, while drug users, as a drug user, may increase their risks as a drug user, while drug users, as a drug user, may increase their risks as a drug user.
The report also shows that cocaine consumption remains high across Europe, with around 4
The report also shows that cocaine consumption remains high across Europe, with around 4.3 million Europeans aged 15 to 64 using cocaine within a year. Fragmented deliveries by drones, submarines and fast ships. In terms of delivery, criminals have diversified their routes and methods to avoid detection and have used increasingly smaller ports, fast sea transfers and other ships, as well as semi-submersible drones and sophisticated concealment techniques. According to EUDA, more and less drones are being sent from Canada and the US and to a lesser extent from the Maghreb. EUDA executive director Lorraine Nolan says that the drug markets are developing at a fast pace and the risks of illegal drug use in Europe are becoming increasingly high, and she is aware that drug users are often becoming more aware of the dangers along the way.