Times Now · WorldNews · 2026-08-27
Experts Call for Intelligence-Led Action to Break Cross-Border Illicit Trade
Experts Call for Intelligence-Led Action to Break Cross-Border Illicit Trade Networks at ASIA Security Conference 2026. Seizing ‘illicit goods’ is no longer enough to win the war against illicit trade. Law enforcement and regulatory authorities must shift from simply intercepting shipments to actively identifying, tracking, and dismantling the organized criminal networks behind them. The two-day summit convened senior representatives from Indian Customs, State Police, international intellectual property agencies, and global brand leaders. Customs, Police, and Industry Leaders Advocate for Data-Driven Interventions, Proactive Right-Holder Collaboration, and Supply Chain Transparency , Bizz Impact, Times Now
Why it matters. Why it matters: Experts Call for Intelligence-Led Action to Break Cross-Border Illicit Trade Networks at ASIA Security Conference 2026.
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