Authorities in Libya said Wednesday that up to four in five foreigners in the North African country are undocumented, and hosting migrants hoping to reach Europe has become "unacceptable".
Libya, about 300 kilometres (186 miles) from Italy, is a key departure
point for migrants, primarily from sub-Saharan African countries, risking
perilous Mediterranean Sea journeys to seek better life in Europe.
But with mounting efforts by the European Union to curb irregular
migration, many have found themselves stranded in Libya.
Morocco has become the world’s most cost-efficient car manufacturing base, with labour costs averaging just $106 per vehicle, according
Sergey Surovikin, the Russian general once dubbed “General Armageddon” for his role in Syria and Ukraine, has re-emerged in Algeria
The Trump administration has reportedly discussed unfreezing $30 billion in Libyan sovereign wealth fund assets with the Tripoli-based government, in
Eight Tunisian companies are participating in the Arab Brazilian Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) exhibition in São Paulo as part of
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