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Internationalizing the Fight Against Hubs of Illicit Trade & Criminalized Markets

Internationalizing the Fight against Hubs of Illicit Trade (HIT) and Criminalized Markets

June 8, 2023

In February 2021, the Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center...

ICAIE Policy Brief: Emerging Transnational Organized Crime Threats in Latin America: Converging Criminalized Markets & Illicit Vectors

Spring ICAIE Policy Brief: Emerging Transnational Organized Crime Threats in Latin America: Converging Criminalized Markets & Illicit Vectors

April 11, 2023

Read New ICAIE Report: The multi-billion dollar illicit economies acrossLatin...

ICAIE Statement for the Record for Congressional hearing on “Follow the Money: The CCP’s Business Model Fueling the Fentanyl Crisis”, March 23, 2023, U.S. House Subcommittee on National Security, Illicit Finance, and International Financial Institutions, Financial Services Committee.

ICAIE HFSC Statement for the Record – Follow the Money: The CCP’s Business Model Fueling the Fentanyl Crisis

March 31, 2023

Today, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is arguably one of...

The ICAIE report and recommendations outline the importance of public-private partnerships to counter illicit trade and TBML. ICAIE highlights the importance of leveraging strategic intelligence, network analytics, and pattern-of-life forensics to disrupt the logistics, financial wherewithal, and corruptive influence of criminals and their complicit enablers across borders, trade hubs, illicit economies, free trade zones (FTZs), and vulnerable ports. While the report has a focus on the Americas, it also illuminates the convergence of transnational criminal activities and illicit financial threats across other regions and global supply chains.

The Dark Side of Illicit Economies and TBML: Free Trade Zones, Ports, and Financial Safe Havens

March 23, 2023

The ICAIE report, "The Dark Side of Illicit Economies and...

This study examines how the government of Argentina has allowed the PRC to take over multiple strategic interests, including the vital lithium trade. China’s ability to create a deeply uneven playing field through corrupt practices and deception, with the complicity of the Argentine national and provincial governments, not only shields PRC companies from fair competition, but also from accountability, environmental oversight and community participation. Douglas Farah,
IBI Consultants, LLC,
March 2023

New Report: The PRC, Feudal Governors and No Accountability – LITHIUM MINING IN ARGENTINA’S NORTHWEST DISTRICT

March 23, 2023

This study examines how the government of Argentina has allowed...

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S4D WG Dialogue II 2023 Report: “Investigating and Prosecuting Kleptocrats and Complicit Enablers”

March 22, 2023

On behalf of the S4D Working Group on Kleptocracy and...

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ICAIE’s John Cassara Publishes New Book on China, Transnational Crime and Money Laundering.

February 22, 2023

According to the new John Cassara book, the Chinese Communist...

Joint Action Against Illicit Trade That Fuels Conflict and Endangers Human Security Across Borders

January 3, 2023

David M. Luna Chair, Anti-Illicit Trade Expert Group (AITEG) Business...

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Deputy ED, Josh Potter, Speaks at Abrigo ThinkBIG Conference in TX

May 26, 2022

Deputy Executive Director, Joshua Potter, spoke at the Abrigo ThinkBIG...

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Joshua Potter, Deputy ED, Participated in PMI’s Certificate on Illegal Trade

May 4, 2022

Joshua Potter, Deputy Executive Director of the International Coalition Against...