GLOBALIZATION OF TRANSNATIONAL ORGANIZED CRIME
The changing face of transnational organized crime is directly related to the growing process of globalization of the entire world community. National borders are no longer an obstacle to organized crime. In the course of globalization of all social relations, national crime is transformed into transnational crime. Types of transnational organized crime increase depending on the demand of the criminal market and the international situation. Transnational organized crime has gained particular importance in regions with unstable international conditions, as well as in conflict-ridden countries. And only with the help of international consolidation is it possible to counter this threat. The process of creating a global society that lives according to approximately the same ideas and standards of consumption and vision of the desired future, the close interweaving of national economies and the presence of a common international market is not only a trend, but also the need for political development and modernization, recognized by the participants of the world community. The study of the international trend of modern crime allows us to draw a conclusion about the direct relationship between the process of globalization and the change in the appearance of crime. The complexity of public relations, the emergence of new spaces of dialogue, trade and communication on the one hand contribute to the development of public relations, their complexity and diversity of forms, on the other hand, attract interested parties.