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Home Secretary terminates David Neal’s contract for ‘breaching terms of appointment’ by disclosing ‘unauthorised’ information to media

Germany will likely maintain temporary border controls along its borders with the Czech Republic and Poland beyond March when the temporary measures are set to expire, German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said on Wednesday in Prague. Germany imposed checks on its borders with the two countries in September to block the rising numbers of asylum seekers entering the country. The borders between the countries, which are all members of the Schengen free movement area and the European Union, are nor

In an age of QR codes and biometrics, a ticketless passenger allegedly travelled on a BA flight from London to New York undetected

Either inequality rises or redistribution does. The beneficiaries are the wealthy

India announces plans to fortify its 1,643-kilometer border with Myanmar, mirroring security measures along the Bangladesh frontier, as revealed by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The initiative aims to enhance surveillance and curb unauthorized crossings, with initial fencing efforts underway in Manipur. Additionally, the cessation of the free movement regime with Myanmar signifies a shift in regional dynamics, prompting concerns over potential implications on bilateral relations and local commu...

Helen McEntee said that she is to decide shortly on increasing the number of states on the so-called “safe countries” list.

After weeks of closed-door negotiations, the White House and a trio of senators could unveil an agreement as early as this week, sources said.

British businesses are cautioning against a fresh wave of post-Brexit trade disruption because European Union exporters are unprepared for United Kingdom...

ISLAMABAD: The proposed Customs Oversight Board and Inland Revenue Oversight Board each would comprise 10 members...

The National Milk Producers’ Federation hailed the talks it held with the UK in December 2023 as ‘strengthening’ of its ties with Britain, but UK industry representatives have downplayed the chance of its proposal becoming policy.