Greece sees migrant surge amid Libya-Turkey push for Mediterranean energy expansion
More than 5,000 migrants from Libya have landed on Crete and Gavdos since June, prompting EU chief Ursula von
President Kais Saied told a meeting of the National Security Council that Tunisia planned to expel around 400 sub-Saharan African migrants from its eastern border. Tunisia, along with its eastern neighbor Libya, is a major transit point for migrants seeking to cross the Mediterranean to Europe. Mr Saied asserted that “Tunisia will not accept to be a place of settlement for these people [migrants] nor will it accept to be a transit destination.
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