The resistance to Kosovo's proposed membership comes from countries that don't seem to oppose the obvious practical benefits but are concerned instead with possible political implications for the recognition of Kosovo as a country. From drug running to human trafficking, and from cyber-crime to money laundering, modern criminal cartels and syndicates don't just operate across borders, they set up deliberately to exploit them. Policing, unfortunately, has remained a fundamentally local endeavour, tethered inside of national borders and bogged down by roadblocks and bureaucratic hurdles whenever international cooperation is required.Ĭriminality, on the other hand, is an increasingly global affair. Interpol exists to facilitate cooperation amongst police forces, a need that has never been more relevant. On its face, there would seem little question that Kosovo's membership in the world's largest international police organisation makes sense.
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