Twenty migrants were reported missing off Italy's Lampedusa coast following a shipwreck, Italian media said Tuesday. The vessel, originating from Libya, carried survivors from Syria, Sudan, and Egypt. Rescue operations recovered seven survivors, including an eight-year-old Syrian child. Search efforts involving the coast guard and police continued for the missing, among them five women and three children. Lampedusa's Mayor, Filippo Mannino, noted the victims "didn't manage to touch the ground”.
Authorities in the Mauritanian city of Nouadhibou picked up twenty irregular migrants of various foreign nationalities who were reportedly preparing
Mauritanian authorities in Nouadhibou have detained 20 irregular migrants of various nationalities preparing to travel to Spain, the gendarmerie said
Mauritania secured a $2 billion financing pledge from the Arab Coordination Group (ACG) during the OPEC High-Level Forum in Vienna,
Israel has restarted limited natural gas exports from surplus supplies, the Energy Ministry said on Thursday, nearly a week after
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