TRANSMILLIY NARKOTAHDIDLARGA QARSHI KURASHISH: GLOBAL VA MILLIY YONDASHUVLAR

Abstract

This article examines the nature, structure, and impact of transnational drug threats in the context of globalization. It analyzes the key characteristics of drug trafficking networks, their integration with organized crime, terrorism, and corruption, and their consequences for global security. The study highlights major drug production regions and trafficking routes, with particular attention to Central Asia as a strategic transit zone. Furthermore, the article evaluates international legal frameworks and cooperation mechanisms aimed at combating illicit drug trafficking. Special emphasis is placed on the national policies and strategies of Uzbekistan in addressing drug-related threats. The research also explores modern approaches, including the use of artificial intelligence and data analysis in crime prevention. The findings suggest that an effective response to transnational drug threats requires a comprehensive approach combining legal, technological, and socio-economic measures at both national and international levels.