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Border Force busts multi-million dollar illicit NT tobacco operation
Border Force busts multi-million-dollar illicit tobacco operation in the Northern Territory Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 12:44pm In short: The Australian Border Force has seized 433,400 illicit cigarettes, 686 kilograms of illegal loose-leaf tobacco and 50,200 single use vapes from a Darwin storage facility. The haul is worth $1.8 million in evaded duty taxes and an estimated $3.7 million in potential proceeds of crime. Advocates are calling for NT laws to be updated to strengthen enforcement and...
BSF ends border standoff, says illegals sent to Bangladesh
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An Afghan Border Protection Forces officer, left, and Pakistani Army soldiers, right, at the border crossing between the two countries, in Spin Boldak, Afghanistan, in December.
96 hours in no-man's land: BSF shelters Bangladeshi family pushed back by BGB
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Armed police respond to siege in Melbourne's inner west
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Bangladesh border guards, BSF accuse each other of push-in attempts
BGB, the border patrolling force of Bangladesh, claimed on Friday that India’s BSF “made multiple attempts to push in people into Bangladeshi territory in the early hours of Thursday and Friday”. In an official statement, Border Guard Bangladesh further pointed out to alleged incidents near their areas such as Lalmonirhat and Panchagarh (both close to Bengal’s Cooch Behar district), Naogaon (near South Dinajpur and Malda districts) and Chapainawabganj (near Malda and Murshidabad districts)...
4 hurt as BSF convoy bus hits 2 vehicles after brake failure in Ramban
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Wizz Air boss issues upbeat message to holidaymakers despite warning over three-hour waits at European airports
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War in Sudan: Is the unity of the RSF beginning to crack?
In recent days, the Sudanese army has announced advances in the east of the country, recapturing several towns from the Rapid Support Forces and forcing some of their members to cross the border into Ethiopia to seek refuge there. At the same time, numerous sources in Darfur report tensions within the paramilitary group, which are said to have led to the defection of several commanders over the past few weeks. Is the unity of the RSF beginning to crack?