New substances, new markets, new risks — understanding Europe’s changing drug landscape starts with solid facts. On 9 June, the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) will launch the European Drug Report 2026: Trends and Developments in Brussels, delivering the latest evidence on the state of the drugs problem in Europe. Drawing on data from 29 countries (EU-27, Norway and Türkiye), the comprehensive analysis covers drug use and supply as well as drug-related harms and responses.
The online report features over 100 graphics, including interactive dashboards, allowing readers to visualise data…
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The European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) and the Ecuadorian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility have agreed a new joint work programme for 2026–2028, reinforcing their cooperation in addressing drug-related challenges at European and international level.
Signed by EUDA Executive Director Dr Lorraine Nolan and Ambassador Xavier Aliaga Sancho, Head of the Mission of Ecuador to the European Union, the programme builds on the Working Arrangement concluded on 3 July 2024. The work programme sets out practical cooperation activities aimed at strengthening data exchange, analytical…
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The European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA) has today launched its new civil society platform on drugs, a dedicated online space designed to strengthen cooperation with civil society organisations (CSOs) across Europe.
Civil society plays a vital role in understanding how drug-related issues affect people and communities in real life. Through their on-the-ground experience and direct engagement with affected populations, CSOs provide essential insights that help ensure that policies and responses are effective, inclusive and meet emerging needs.
The new platform provides a structured framework…
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