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On 23 April 2026 Ben Keith writes for The Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation.
This is the final guest blog of Ted R. Bromund in our series on the 2025 Interpol General Assembly in Morocco.
The 2025 Interpol General Assembly in Marrakech concluded with pivotal leadership changes and the adoption of 14 resolutions shaping the organisation’s future. Guest Blog by Ted R. Bromund.
Interpol has released the first four resolutions approved at the 2025 General Assembly in Marrakech, Morrocco. Guest blog by Ted R. Bromund.
The 93rd Interpol General Assembly takes place in Marrakech from 24-27 November, bringing together police leaders from nearly 200 countries.
This is a guest blog written by Dr. Ted R. Bromund
Join us online for a discussion on 17 November 2025 at 17:00 GMT ahead of major elections at Interpol during this year’s General Assembly. The event will be live streamed via Red Notice Monitor’s LinkedIn page.
Interpol has announced the candidates standing for election to its Executive Committee at the 93rd General Assembly in Marrakech, Morocco, from 24-27 November 2025
Interpol's CCF is facing significant challenges due to delays in processing requests for deletion or removal of data.
Stock admits flaws in Interpol's system. CBS pushes him to name abusers. Critics argue for reform due to human toll of wrongful accusations.
Turkey's recent Interpol-detained suspects highlight a global law enforcement paradox.
Interpol's 2023 GA tackled the following issues: new member Palau, governance resolutions, Red Notice standards, combating organised crime.
Last week, Red Notice Monitor (RNM) hosted a panel to discuss the priorities of Interpol’s annual General Assembly.
Since he was elected, the serious allegations against Al Raisi have not gone away and questions remain about Interpol’s direction of travel.
In October 2021 two British nationals filed a complaint against Major General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi, the President of Interpol, alleging his