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Vatican admitted to Interpol

As Interfax reports, the Vatican was admitted to Interpol by an absolute majority of votes. It became the 187th member of the international organization. Speaking before the conference delegates, a Vatican representative noted that from now on, the country's gendarmerie corps and the Swiss Guard will handle cooperation with Interpol.

Interpol's official history dates back to 1923. The main purpose of creating the organization was the need for international coordination in the fight against crime. Interpol's headquarters is located in the French city of Lyon.