Border Security and Surveillance
2 articlesEditorial treatment of Border Security and Surveillance starts from land border control, remote sensing for borders and biometric border management and develops their consequences within Security and Defence. Stories examine border patrol operations, frontier security infrastructure and cross-border infiltration risks for their effect on capabilities, operational risk, state responses, deterrence and cross-border security spillovers, treating causal mechanisms and durable change as more important than chronology. Stories belong here when border security and surveillance is the main frame; Militias and Armed Groups and Defence Strategy and Military Reform otherwise remain separate.
Morocco receives six new AH-64E Apache helicopters in major fleet boost
Morocco's Royal Armed Forces have taken delivery of six additional AH-64E Apache helicopters from Boeing, raising their fleet to 18 and reinforcing the country's border security and tactical capabilities amid a $4.25 billion acquisition plan.
Brakna Border Commission Reviews Security and Coordination Challenges
Mauritania's Brakna regional border management commission has assessed ongoing challenges in securing border areas, improving coordination among stakeholders, and monitoring local committees, as part of efforts to address cross-border risks and societal threats.