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1. Isolated North Korea tightens borders
North Korea looked to be further isolating itself, with reports on Thursday it was restricting travellers from major benefactor China and ignoring calls to lift a threat to close its border with the South.
13 Nov 2008
2. Thailand and Cambodia say clashes over
Thailand and Cambodia put on a joint brave face Friday saying they were confident this month's border clashes were behind them.
24 Oct 2008
3. Afghanistan protests to Iran over border killings
Afghanistan has protested to neighbouring Iran over the killing of a number of its nationals by Iranian forces, the Foreign Ministry said on Wednesday.
14 May 2008
4. U.S. sees no signs of Qaeda at U.S.-Mexican border
Authorities have seen no signs of al Qaeda trying to insert operatives into the United States from Mexico, but the militant group has considered doing so, a U.S. intelligence official said on Friday.
07 Apr 2008
5. Venezuela border violence remains after crisis
The last time friends and family saw Hector Nieves and Luis Garcia, they were drinking and singing songs to mark the start of the annual festival of a local patron saint.
17 Mar 2008
6. Venezuela and Ecuador deploy troops in Colombia dispute
Venezuela and Ecuador sent troops to their borders with Colombia and downgraded diplomatic ties after their Andean neighbour bombed Colombian rebels inside Ecuador in an attack Caracas said could spark a war.
03 Mar 2008
7. Israel won't block Abbas control at Egypt crossing
Israel will not block Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas from assuming control of the Gaza Strip's breached border crossing with Egypt as part of an agreement with Cairo, Israeli officials said on Tuesday.
29 Jan 2008
8. Bankers see surge of bank mergers
Next year could bring a sharp acceleration in the scale and pace of crossborder consolidation in the European banking industry, top investment bankers said on Tuesday.
14 Nov 2006
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