Cybercrime prevention on the agenda of modern international relations

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The number of legal assistance requests grew significantly from 245 in 2019 to 689 in 2023, showing expanded international cooperation.
Statistical analysis indicated that 45 countries fully complied with defining cybercrime offenses, enhancing collective efforts.
The study highlighted that EU directives and NATO mechanisms were more effective than bilateral approaches in combating cybercrime.
Recommendations include harmonising national laws and strengthening cooperation on tracing illicit crypto-assets to improve prevention efforts.

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Analysis reveals increased international cooperation against cybercrime, highlighting EU and NATO's effectiveness.

Xiaolun Li (2025) studied this question.

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