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Synthetic Drugs Reshape Global Trafficking as Central Asia Faces Rising Threat
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Crime·22.04.2026Resumen IA

Synthetic Drugs Reshape Global Trafficking as Central Asia Faces Rising Threat

Over 300 million people used drugs globally in the past year, with around 600,000 dying annually from addiction, according to UNODC World Drug Report 2025. An international forum in Samarkand brought together UN, EU and regional partners to address how synthetic drugs, encrypted communications and cryptocurrencies are transforming trafficking patterns, with Central Asia increasingly serving as both transit corridor and consumption market.

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