The Eurojust Regulation, reinforces Eurojust's successful core concept of supporting the national authorities in their investigations and prosecutions. The National Members, serving their national authorities in criminal judicial cooperation matters, provide strategic guidance and participate actively in the operational and policy activities linked to the mandate of Eurojust. In 2025, the 76 National Members, Deputies and Assistants were supported by 287 staff1. Eurojust achieved 77% of the 2025 KPIs, and made a steady progress towards achieving its multiannual KPIs.

As the EU’s hub for judicial cooperation, Eurojust supported prosecutors and judges working together in the fight against cross-border crime. Casework remained high with 13 946 cases, including 64 own initiative cases. In total, 656 coordination meetings and 16 coordination centres were organised. Eurojust supported 412 Joint Investigation Teams, facilitated the execution of 457 European Arrest Warrants and enabled the use of 1 751 European Investigation Orders. In addition, Eurojust continued improving the Core International Crimes Evidence Database, to store, preserve and analyse core international crimes evidence and handled more than 70 cases related to core international crimes.