Spanish police on Friday confirmed that they had broken up a people-smuggling ring that brought more than 1,000 Algerian and Syrian migrants to Spain before relocating them elsewhere in Europe.
Twenty-one people were arrested in the operation involving Europol in the
Madrid region, Andalusia and the Basque country.
Migrants paid up to $21,600 to be brought to Spain and housed there before their transfer to other parts of the continent, police said, according to reporting by AFP.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced a revamped cabinet Monday, three months after his re-election for a second term, according to
According to reporting by AFP, the publisher of the novel that won France's top literary prize has strongly
A prominent Tunisian rights organization has revealed that Tunisia has, for the first time, initiated a terrorism investigation involving migrant
Phoenix Express operations ended Friday, after a 12-day exercise that brought together North African, European, and U.S. maritime forces
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