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Challenges of Artificial Intelligence and Money Laundering in The Application of International Criminal Law
On May 31, 2024, the European Union approved a new anti-money laundering directive, 1640, and two other regulations, 1620, which establishes the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority, and 1624, which provides directly applicable rules on preventing money laundering by the financial system. The Eu
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