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borders

  • Canada Border Services Agency ‘Desperately Understaffed,’ Union President Testifies
    Canada Border Services Agency ‘Desperately Understaffed,’ Union President Testifies
    The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) does not have the staff to properly deal with Canada’s worsening auto-theft crisis, much of which hinges on adequate security at the nation’s ports ...
    February 26, 2024BY William Crooks
  • Border Force Investigating After Suspected Asylum Seekers Arrive on Australian Shores
    Border Force Investigating After Suspected Asylum Seekers Arrive on Australian Shores
    The men are believed to be from countries including Pakistan and Bangladesh and reportedly arrived by boat from ...
    February 16, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • Americans Advised to Leave Belarus as Tensions Rise With NATO-Aligned States
    Americans Advised to Leave Belarus as Tensions Rise With NATO-Aligned States
    The U.S. State Department urges American citizens to "immediately" leave Belarus, a key Russian ally. The move follows ...
    August 22, 2023BY Adam Morrow
  • Health Staff Shortages Cause Medical Clinic Closures in the Northern Territory, Australia
    Health Staff Shortages Cause Medical Clinic Closures in the Northern Territory, Australia
    Just as the Northern Territory borders open and cases of COVID-19 grow to 123, a number of Territory ...
    December 21, 2021BY Steve Milne
  • NTD News Today Full Broadcast (Nov. 29)
    NTD News Today Full Broadcast (Nov. 29)
    The U.S. travel ban from southern Africa is now in effect. A top health official says it'll take ...
    November 29, 2021BY NTD Television
  • Australia Pauses Reopening of International Borders Over New CCP Virus Variant
    Australia Pauses Reopening of International Borders Over New CCP Virus Variant
    Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Monday announced Australian officials have decided to delay the reopening of international borders ...
    November 29, 2021BY Lorenz Duchamps
  • Australia and New Zealand PMs Set for First Face-to-Face Talks Since Pandemic
    Australia and New Zealand PMs Set for First Face-to-Face Talks Since Pandemic
    Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and New Zealand (NZ) Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will meet next week for ...
    May 18, 2021BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Overseas Travel in 2021 ‘May be Challenging’ Says Australia’s Tourism Minister
    Overseas Travel in 2021 ‘May be Challenging’ Says Australia’s Tourism Minister
    Federal Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham says it's not impossible that international travel could be back on the cards ...
    November 22, 2020BY AAP
  • Australian Travel Agents Need to Be ‘Forward-Thinking in This Extraordinary Time’: Tourism Expert
    Australian Travel Agents Need to Be ‘Forward-Thinking in This Extraordinary Time’: Tourism Expert
    Australian travel businesses have been advised to become "agile, resilient and forward-thinking" enterprises that can turn the COVID-19 ...
    October 22, 2020BY Jessie Zhang
  • Australian States Starting to Shift on Closed Borders
    Australian States Starting to Shift on Closed Borders
    Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he's pleased the states are starting to open their borders as coronavirus case ...
    September 22, 2020BY AAP
  • NSW Premier Frustrated Over Closed Borders
    NSW Premier Frustrated Over Closed Borders
    Frustrated NSW politicians have berated other states over their closed borders, with one describing Queensland's stance as "loopy.” ...
    September 9, 2020BY AAP
  • US, Canada, and Mexico Borders to Stay Closed for Travelers
    US, Canada, and Mexico Borders to Stay Closed for Travelers
    WASHINGTON—The United States, Canada, and Mexico have agreed to keep their shared borders closed to non-essential traffic until ...
    July 16, 2020BY The Associated Press
  • Northern Territory Borders Open After Being Shut in March
    Northern Territory Borders Open After Being Shut in March
    As the Northern Territory prepares to open its borders on Friday after quarantine restrictions were imposed in March, ...
    July 16, 2020BY AAP
  • New Zealand Government and Air New Zealand Slow Ticket Sales to Streamline Quarantine
    New Zealand Government and Air New Zealand Slow Ticket Sales to Streamline Quarantine
    The New Zealand government has consulted with Air New Zealand to slow ticket sales for returning citizens as ...
    July 7, 2020BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Canada Will Not Reopen Borders Quickly, Trudeau Tells Anxious Airlines
    Canada Will Not Reopen Borders Quickly, Trudeau Tells Anxious Airlines
    OTTAWA—Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday pushed back against pressure from airlines to reopen the nation's borders, ...
    June 22, 2020BY Reuters
  • Northern Territory to Reopen Interstate Borders on July 17
    Northern Territory to Reopen Interstate Borders on July 17
    The Northern Territory government will reopen its borders to interstate travellers on July 17 to restart a demoralised ...
    June 18, 2020BY AAP
  • Europe Reopens Many Borders but Not to Americans, Asians
    Europe Reopens Many Borders but Not to Americans, Asians
    BERLIN—Europe is taking a big step toward a new normality as many countries open borders to fellow Europeans ...
    June 14, 2020BY The Associated Press
  • Northern Territory in ‘Final Stretch’ Before Borders Open
    Northern Territory in ‘Final Stretch’ Before Borders Open
    The Northern Territory is in the "final stretch" of isolation before it reopens its borders, after they were ...
    June 11, 2020BY AAP
  • Aussie PM Tells States to Set a Date for Opening Borders
    Aussie PM Tells States to Set a Date for Opening Borders
    Prime Minister Scott Morrison has urged state premiers to set a July date to open their borders to ...
    June 11, 2020BY Jessie Zhang
  • Queensland Border Closure Challenged in Court
    Queensland Border Closure Challenged in Court
    Two High Court challenges against the Queensland government's constitutional right to keep the state's borders closed have been ...
    June 4, 2020BY AAP
  • Border Push as Northern Territory Declared COVID-19 Free
    Border Push as Northern Territory Declared COVID-19 Free
    There are no active cases of COVID-19 in the Northern Territory after the remaining patient was cleared of ...
    May 21, 2020BY AAP
  • South Australia Passes 80,000 Tests With No New Cases
    South Australia Passes 80,000 Tests With No New Cases
    South Australia continues its virus-free run as the state government bolsters its COVID-19 testing regime after surpassing 80,000 ...
    May 18, 2020BY AAP
  • Gangs Change Tactics as Borders Closed, COVID-19 Impacts
    Gangs Change Tactics as Borders Closed, COVID-19 Impacts
    Gangs and organized crime groups in B.C. are changing how they operate and run their illegal business due ...
    April 24, 2020BY The Canadian Press
  • Extra Police, $1600 Quarantine-Violation Fines Added to Victorian Roads Over Easter
    Extra Police, $1600 Quarantine-Violation Fines Added to Victorian Roads Over Easter
    Victorian police will be working on two fronts this weekend as police target non-essential road travel and the ...
    April 9, 2020BY Alex Joseph
  • Borders Against Viruses
    Borders Against Viruses
    Commentary The world will defeat the coronavirus, thanks largely to border enforcement. Just as social distancing works in ...
    March 24, 2020BY Lew J. Olowski
  • Donald Trump Would Shut Borders in Case of US Attack, Calls for Surveillance of Muslims, Advocates Waterboarding
    Donald Trump Would Shut Borders in Case of US Attack, Calls for Surveillance of Muslims, Advocates Waterboarding
    Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump called for America to shut its borders following the terror attacks in Brussels ...
    March 22, 2016BY Epoch Newsroom
  • Turkey Downs Russian Jet It Says Violated Its Territory
    Turkey Downs Russian Jet It Says Violated Its Territory
    Turkey shot down a Russian warplane Tuesday, claiming it had violated Turkish airspace and ignored repeated warnings
    November 24, 2015BY The Associated Press
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    New PFAS Pesticides Are Entering Our Food System, Revealing a Conundrum
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    Kremlin Says Peace Talks Useful as US Envoys Leave Moscow for Kyiv
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    Labor Day Gas Prices Head for Record High
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    Here’s What People Get Wrong About Modern Warfare | John Spencer
  • State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
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    State Department Says 75 Americans Remain Missing After Nepal-Tibet Flood
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