ANNUAL REPORT ⟩ State Prosecutor: Encrypted Communication Tools as Everyday Instruments of Organized Crime
The State Prosecutor discusses in a recent annual report how encrypted communication channels facilitate the planning and execution of organized crime across borders.
South Sudan: Doctors Without Borders Still Without News of 26 of Its Collaborators
Doctors Without Borders is still out of contact with 26 of its employees in South Sudan's Jonglei state amid escalating violence between rival factions.
South Sudan: 26 medical workers missing after attacks
More than 26 Doctors Without Borders staff members are unaccounted for following attacks in South Sudan's Jonglei State.
Lebanon: Reports that Israeli troops entered an area 6 km from the borders
Lebanese state media reports that the Israeli army has entered the city of Khiam in southern Lebanon, approximately six kilometers from the Lebanon-Israel border.
26 Médecins Sans Frontières employees missing in South Sudan
Twenty-six Médecins Sans Frontières staff members remain unaccounted for following recent violence in South Sudan, particularly in the Jonglei state region.
They are now stealing carousels. And across state borders
The article discusses the theft of carousels and how these incidents occur across state borders in Czechia.
Kebbi pledges stronger border security
The Kebbi State Government has pledged to enhance security measures along its borders to protect communities following recent attacks from armed bandits.
The Rapid Support Forces Target White Nile, and Doctors Without Borders Treats 167 Injured in Kordofan and Darfur
The Rapid Support Forces have targeted the city of al-Duwiem in the White Nile State, leading to medical treatment of numerous injuries by Doctors Without Borders due to drone attacks in Sudan.
Not just California: driving licenses that automatically lose validity upon entering Florida
Florida has established specific criteria for which out-of-state driving licenses are not accepted for driving within its borders, affecting several permits issued to individuals who did not prove legal presence in the US when obtaining the credential.
Kaunas mafia leaders had to flee even from former friends: the bandits' wars crossed state borders
The article discusses the challenges faced by leaders of the Kaunas mafia as they confront violence from former allies and rival organizations.
Rubio blasts ‘world without borders’ fantasy, warns mass migration threatens Western civilization
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns against the idea of a borderless world, arguing that mass migration poses a threat to Western civilization and national sovereignty.
Russia tried to completely block WhatsApp in the country and redirect people to a state surveillance app
WhatsApp announced that Russia attempted to fully block the messaging application within its borders to push users toward a state-controlled rival service.
VSAT: No illegal migrants recorded on the Belarusian border for 18 days in a row
According to the State Border Guard Service (VSAT), no illegal migrants have been encountered at the Belarus border for 18 consecutive days, attributed to cold weather and reduced pressure from Belarus on Lithuania.
War in South Sudan: Doctors Without Borders reports bombing of hospital
A bomb hit a hospital in South Sudan's Jonglei state, with reports of another health center being looted.
Artur Fal: Sports Autonomy or State Sovereignty - Current Dilemmas of Competition
The case of a Russian volleyball player unable to travel to Poland for a Champions League match highlights the tension between sports autonomy and national sovereignty regarding border control and visa policies.
Press Freedom: 55 Attacks on Media People
Reporters Without Borders criticizes intimidation and violence against journalists in Germany, highlighting that many reporters view the delegitimization of journalistic work as a significant threat to journalism, as noted in their report on the state of press freedom in Germany presented in Berlin.
He wrote a bestseller about maps: State borders are often a matter of chance. When the Brits were unwilling to explore the terrain, they drew a straight line
British author Jonn Elledge discusses his bestseller which explores the arbitrary nature of state borders and how they often reflect historical circumstances rather than geographical reality.
ALEX BERENSON: Minnesota learned the hard way that tribes don't vanish at the border
The article discusses Minnesota's experience with Native American tribes and the implications of their presence beyond state borders.