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As part of an emergency response, a European frontier force and coast guard must be established and charged with helping Greece manage its border, as well as saving lives and processing new arrivals.
Still, the agreement that North and South Korea reached in the border village of Panmunjom earlier this month is unlikely to lead to renewed nuclear-disarmament talks.
Most obviously, Schmitt’s critique of liberalism is evident in the passion of Trump and his supporters for building a wall on America’s southern border.
For decades, Asia’s two giants have fought a bulletless war for territory along their high-altitude border.
Kiren Rijiju, India’s Minister of State for Home Affairs, says the People’s Liberation Army is actively intruding into vacant border space with the objective of occupying it.
Modi’s calls for border peace and tranquility might be sincere, but his tone has made India look like a meek enabler.
India should also beef up its border security forces to become a more formidable barrier to the PLA.
India’s under-resourced Indo-Tibetan Border Police, under the command of the home ministry, is little more than a doorman.
But in many cases, Indian border police patrolling the area don’t even carry weapons.
Later, China inflicted a humiliating defeat on India in the 1962 border war, securing peace, as a state mouthpiece crowed in 2012, on its own terms.
Against this backdrop, the true sign of Himalayan peace will not be the holstering of guns, but rather the end of border incursions.
At a time when Europe is struggling to boost productivity and competitiveness, reinstating border controls would come as a serious blow.
Creating institutions to enhance border security and resettle refugees will require Europe to take another step toward deeper political integration, with decisions made at the EU, not the national, level.
More razor wire at the border is not an adequate answer.
That country of 93 million people is one of the only two immediate neighbors the United States have, and a problematic as well as a promising one: it produces a stream of immigrants which cause increasing social problems along the Southern border of the US, and it promises to be a major market for American goods in the future.
Great Britain would become merely a third party, with far-reaching consequences for EU trade – not least chaos at the UK border.
First, it is a clear indication that Hezbollah is, indeed, the long arm of the Iranian regime – its base on the Mediterranean and on Israel’s border.
For example, a people’s vote must be informed about the implications of the “Irish backstop” that May has already agreed with the EU (guaranteeing there will be no border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland).
Moreover, to supply its Afghan forces, the US deepened its military footprint in Central Asia by renting the Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan, which also shares a border with China.
China can help by stiffening the resolve of Pakistan’s military to move more aggressively to contain Taliban extremists on its territory; open border regions to help resupply NATO forces in Afghanistan; and invest in the country’s infrastructure.
At Rukban, a refugee camp on Jordan’s joint border with Syria and Iraq, more than 85,500 residents each receive barely five liters per day for cooking, drinking, and washing.
In the United States, the Bush administration wants to increase funding for border security and immigration enforcement by nearly 20%.
The Lampedusa disaster may have forced us to think harder about human rights, migration, border policies, and why people risk all for a better life.
In the two weeks before US President Barack Obama’s recent visit to Turkey, there was almost universal optimism that Turkey would open its border with Armenia.
But Obama came and went, and the border remained close.
Those ties have been strained since 1993, when Turkey closed its border with Armenia in solidarity with Azerbaijan in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh.
The border remained closed.
Today, the world is so different that even Russia and the US agree about opening the Turkish-Armenian border.
One would think that these developments provide Turkey with a great opportunity to act in its own best interests and open its border with Armenia.
Before Obama made it back to Washington, they forcefully and repeatedly announced – presumably to appease Azerbaijan – that they would not act to open the border until the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is resolved.
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