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U.S. Homeland Security Chief Visits Mexico to Boost Security Cooperation

The talks aim to revive practical work on fentanyl, arms trafficking and migrant oversight while Mexico insists on respect for its sovereignty.

Mexico Captures CJNG Commander Audias ‘El Jardinero’ Flores in Massive Nayarit Raid

Mexico Tells U.S. to Halt Unauthorized Operations After Deadly Chihuahua Crash

Japan and Kuwait Pledge Ongoing Coordination on De‑Escalation and Energy Security

Mexico’s Security Chief Meets FBI Director in Washington to Deepen Security Cooperation

Mexico’s Security Chief Meets DEA Director in Washington to Deepen Cross-Border Fight on Fentanyl and Guns

Sri Lanka Eases Visas for Pakistanis After Naqvi’s Colombo Trip as Security and Cricket Ties Deepen

India and Canada Set Shared Security Workplan, Will Post Liaison Officers After Ottawa Talks

Ecuador–Colombia Rift Deepens as Quito Imposes 900% Hike on Oil Transit Fees

Pakistan Seals Diplomatic Visa Waiver With Somalia as U.S. Coordination Targets Fake Visa Networks

Pakistan, US Agree to Deepen Security and Border Cooperation

U.S. and Mexico Recommit to Security Cooperation, Set Jan. 23 Meeting and February Ministerial

Rubio Presses Security Agenda With Germany, Panama and Mexico

Pakistan to Form Special Unit for Chinese Nationals as Beijing, Islamabad Deepen Security Ties

Mexico and Canada Security Chiefs Hold Call to Advance 2025–2028 Plan of Action

Pakistan, Iraq Agree to Deepen Security Ties and Streamline Pilgrim Travel

U.S. and Mexico Review Border Security Implementation at Second Meeting in Mexico City

Mexico Approves National Firearms Crime Registry as First Piece of Interoperable Justice System

White House Weighs New Anti-Cartel Measures, Praises Sheinbaum’s Progress

Russia Details ‘Nelegal‑2025’ Results: 128,000 Migration Violations, 19,000 Expulsion Orders