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More than 25kg of methamphetamine was found inside a Canadian man’s suitcases as he tried to enter the country at Auckland International Airport - a haul...

Ukraine’s early adoption of ‘first-person view’ drones tips the scales against an enemy fighting a conventional war.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman emphasized the need for collaboration between governments to exchange "actionable information" in order to combat the individuals orchestrating smuggling and illegal trade networks. She stressed that law enforcement agencies should prioritize apprehending the masterminds responsible for illicit trade, as doing so would serve as a deterrent against such activities

Nos Galan Gaeaf on October 31 in Wales is steeped in folklore and tradition.

EXCLUSIVE: Venezuelas worst gangsters have crossed into the US illegally and are unleashing chaos in Dallas, Chicago and Miami - with fearful

Indias National Committee on Trade Facilitation (NCTF) recognised early that TFA would not ensure significant gains unless the border ecosystem - including physical infrastructure at ports, airports and land customs stations - is reviewed and revamped.

NILAI: The Royal Malaysian Customs Department foiled three international drug trafficking attempts with a combined seizure of 370.8kg of drugs worth RM25.5mil in raids held this month.

Four men also arrested in three raids.

Four passengers were recently denied permission to carry sweet boxes with them to Bangkok.

​The DGFT notification indicates that the export poicy change will go into effect starting Sunday, October 29. The notification also laid out exceptions to the new regulation, stating that onions designated for export and already handed over to Customs are exempt as well shipments for which export duty has been paid before the notification was sent out.