Migrant flows from Libya to Greece have resumed after a brief pause, with over 150 people rescued in two incidents on Friday, Greek authorities said. Frontex, aided by a Singapore-flagged cargo ship, rescued 113 migrants from three inflatable boats near Gavdos. Separately, the Greek Coast Guard intercepted a vessel carrying 39 migrants off Crete. All were safely transported to nearby ports. Greece and Libya are discussing ways to curb rising migration, while Athens prepares to vote on a bill allowing detention of rejected asylum seekers who overstay.
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
China's Sinopec Group said on Wednesday it signed a contract to explore a natural gas block in Algeria
Morocco said on Thursday it will invest 38 billion dirhams ($4.2 billion) over five years to upgrade its main
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