“Frontière” is a French term that translates to “boundary” or “border” in English. It refers to a defined line or extent that marks the limits of an area, particularly the dividing line between two political or geographical entities such as countries, regions, or territories. Frontières can also signify the edges of particular jurisdictions, impacting legislative, administrative, and social aspects of governance. In a broader context, the term can evoke notions of separation, distinction, and the interface between different cultures, ecosystems, and economies. Frontières can be physical, as in the demarcated lines seen on maps, or conceptual, referring to limits in various fields such as science, art, and philosophy.
L'Alaska National Guard a récemment reçu un mémorandum autorisant son entraînement en vue d'une "possible mobilisation" à la frontière entre les États-Unis et le Mexique. Bien que ce mémorandum soit…