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“The court in Tampa, Florida, also imposed restrictions on his travel.”

“The Brussels event, held at the centre of parliamentary power in the European Union, was meant to include joint remarks by Harry and Meghan, but those plans changed after the US prosecution.”

“During the 82-year-old’s court appearance, travel restrictions were imposed by the judge on the Duchess of Sussex’s father, who did not enter a plea at the hearing in Tampa, Florida.”

“Travel restrictions were also imposed by the judge on Thomas Markle Sr, who did not enter a plea at the hearing in Tampa, Florida.”

“The minister also urged countries that had imposed travel and visa restrictions to reconsider them - adding that Kenya had no intention of serving as a quarantine centre for another country.”

“The plane returned to Iran and landed at Abadan airport, and the team will now travel by road to Basra, an Iranian consulate official in Basra said.”

“…lane carrying Iran's soccer team from landing in Basra over US sanctions, officials say BASRA, Iraq, Nov 10 - Iraq barred a plane carrying Iran's national soccer team from landing at Basra airport on Tuesday, a decision by the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority…”

“The ambassador also addressed efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, where shipping restrictions have disrupted global trade, saying the EU and Qatar shared the same position on freedom of navigation through the waterway.”

“…nsen Huang made himself President Trump’s “very good friend” and lobbied the administration to loosen restrictions on AI chip sales to China while he was allegedly ensnared in a Chinese honeytrap, a timeline of his reported relationship with Alice Huang…”

“Miller also drove wide-scale visa restrictions during Trump’s first term, including a 2017 travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries, which came to be known as the “Muslim travel ban”.”

“RESTRICTIONS ON PROTESTS IN TURKEY Rights groups have raised concerns about restrictions on protests in Turkey, including blanket bans on demonstrations, mass detentions and what they say is the disproportionate use of force.”

“…at soon won’t be the case, after he was informed by his school’s administration that he was one of 180 Palestinian teachers whose travel permits allowing them entry into East Jerusalem would be revoked upon their expiry at the end of the 2026-27 academic…”