Frontex, the EU's border agency, will continue informing Libyan authorities about migrant boats in distress in the country's waters, the agency’s chief said after a German charity accused Libya’s coast guard of threatening its crew during a recent rescue.
Frontex's executive director, Hans Leijtens told The Associated Press that the agency is obliged under international law to report incidents to relevant authorities, including Libya, and argued that not doing so would risk lives. The EU has funded the Libyan coast guard to curb migration since 2015.
A recent report entitled “State Trafficking: Expulsion and sale of migrants from Tunisia to Libya”, written by a network of
Husam El Gomati, a Sweden-based Libyan activist critical of Italy’s dealings with Libya, has been alerted that his phone
A NATO delegation met with Mauritanian officials in Nouakchott to strengthen military and security cooperation, the Mauritanian News Agency reported
It has been a whirlwind few weeks of diplomatic meetings and maneuverings for the incoming Trump team, and it is
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