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International criminal groups use technology to expand in and beyond Asia, UN report says
A UN report reveals Southeast Asia-based criminal groups use integrated networks and technology to expand an illicit economy, with scams projected to cause $88.3B to $114.1B in losses by 2025. The report highlights AI-driven child exploitation, drug trafficking, and money laundering, as well as expanded transnational crime networks reaching beyond Asia.
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