No fewer than 18 people have died after a wooden boat carrying dozens of migrants capsized off the coast of Libya on Tuesday, the United Nations’ migration agency has confirmed.
The bodies of at least 18 migrants, who died when their boat capsized west of Libya's capital Tripoli, were recovered while over 90 survivors were rescued, a local Red Crescent branch said on Tuesday.
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdel Aty has discussed developments in Libya and Sudan in a phone call with Massad Boulos, ...
The agency said its Missing Migrants Project has documented 1,046 deaths and disappearances along that route so far this year ...
Most of the returnees had entered Libya with the intention of traveling illegally to Europe via human traffickers ...
Khalid Haftar is stepping up efforts to bridge Libya’s East–West divide with the announcement of a new joint force aimed at ...
At the 27th edition of the Mediterranean Archaeological Tourism Exchange, scheduled in Paestum from October 30 to November 2, ...
Reports by U.S. intelligence agencies show an increase in the flow of materiel from the U.A.E. to the rebel Rapid Support ...
From his perch in the Democratic Party's foreign policy elite, McFaul had a front-row seat for the twists and turns of U.S.
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727 Days on Patrol: A Navy Nuclear Ohio-Class Missile Submarine ‘Broke All the Rules’
Key Points and Summary – USS Florida (SSGN-728) wrapped a staggering 727-day deployment (Aug 2022–Jul 2024), spanning 5th, ...
In “Kicking the Hornet’s Nest,” Daniel E. Zoughbie says that U.S. presidents have made a cascade of grave errors in the ...
Afghanistan women’s refugee team played their first match in a FIFA-organised four-team friendly competition in Morocco.
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