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Federal law enforcement agents in Arizona arrested two U.S. teenagers, including one minor, accused of smuggling non-U.S. citizens north from the Mexico border and assaulting a Border Patrol agent while attempting to get away.

If bills now being considered pass, lawmakers will be left with $3.3 billion to take care of unforeseen costs over the next two years. Some experts worry that Texas can’t sustain its massive spending on the border and public education.

If bills now being considered pass, lawmakers will be left with $3.3 billion to take care of unforeseen costs over the next two years.

Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi hosted his Bhutanese counterpart Tandi Dorji to discuss resolving their boundary dispute and potentially establishing

India has cautioned Bhutan against compromising on the Doklam corridor under Chinese pressure as talks between Bhutan and China to settle their boundary disputes gain momentum. Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met with his Bhutanese counterpart in Beijing and urged Bhutan to resolve the disputes to establish full diplomatic ties. India has conveyed to Bhutan that any settlement should not impact its interests. Bhutan and China have traditional ties, and China claims approximately 764 sqkm in Bhu...

Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) is going all-in on border issues as he takes a second shot this week at passing a GOP-only short-term funding bill that would pair an extension of government funding with a swath of border policy changes. McCarthy is racing against a competing continuing resolution (CR) unveiled in the Senate on Tuesday…

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed optimism about resolving the border issues between Assam and Meghalaya. Sarma, along with his Meghalaya counterpart Conrad Sangma, inaugurated a building constructed by the Karbi Anglong Autonomous Council in Shillong.

A joint meeting of regional committees of Assam and Meghalaya decided to find ways to achieve a permanent solution to border issues at Langpi in the Kamrup district bordering the West Khasi Hills...

A joint meeting of regional committees of Assam and Meghalaya was held on Monday in Guwahati to find mutually acceptable solution to the border disputes between the two neighbouring states. Minister of Environment & Forest and Guardian Minister of Kamrup Chandra Mohan Patowary and his counterpart Cabinet Minister of Meghalaya and Chairman of regional committee for West Khasi Hills Paul Lyngdoh led both the regional committees.

Chinese President Xi Jinping wants India’s border concerns put on a back-burner while putting bilateral economic ties on the front-burner.