Egypt reveals 2,000-year-old ruins beneath Alexandria Bay
Egypt has unveiled underwater ruins dating back more than two millennia off Alexandria’s coast, reports AFP. The finds, in
Operations at Libya’s UN-backed government-controlled Tripoli port have halted amid escalating violence, with vessels diverting and oil majors evacuating. No arrivals have been tracked since May 13 as clashes disrupt the area. Hapag-Lloyd suspended all calls, citing security risks. Oil firms evacuated staff over the weekend with private security support, sources told Lloyd’s List. A fragile ceasefire has failed to prevent renewed fighting.
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