IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), covering March-April 2025, has identified a total of 867,055 migrants in Libya, a 20% increase year on year, the organization reported on X. This upward trend has been ongoing since December 2023, the organization explained. In its latest update on X, IOM also reported that at least 363 people were reported dead and 290 others missing along the central Mediterranean route from the beginning of the year until July 19.
Turkey has deported an Egyptian citizen accused of Muslim Brotherhood membership, Middle East Eye reported on Friday. Mohamed Abdelhafiz, a
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential $4.67 billion sale of a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System
Migrant flows from Libya to Greece have resumed after a brief pause, with over 150 people rescued in two incidents
China's Sinopec Group said on Wednesday it signed a contract to explore a natural gas block in Algeria
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