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Outgoing NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg suggests the alliance could have done more to arm Ukraine before Russia's 2022 invasion. He emphasizes the need for negotiations to end the conflict.
Unauthorized migration to EU decreased by 35% in early 2023, yet political rhetoric intensified. Canary Islands experienced a significant increase in arrivals, highlighting shifting migration patterns.
Libya faces economic paralysis as rival factions fight for control of the central bank and oil revenue. The crisis threatens stability and involves complex geopolitical interests.
Libya's ousted central bank governor reports financial isolation amid political turmoil. UN-backed talks aim to resolve the crisis affecting oil output and international transactions.
One year after devastating floods killed thousands in Derna, Libya, reconstruction efforts face challenges due to political instability. Survivors recount tragedy as rebuilding slowly progresses.
Experienced Wagner fighters killed in Mali battle, raising questions about Russia's effectiveness in the Sahel. Transition to Africa Corps under defense ministry scrutiny as violence escalates in the region.
UN mission in Libya to resume talks on central bank crisis, aiming to resolve issues affecting oil production. Legislative bodies seek consensus on appointing new governor to stabilize situation.
One year after a catastrophic flood in Derna, Libya, residents grapple with loss and reconstruction. The disaster, exacerbated by climate change, claimed thousands of lives and displaced tens of thousands more.
Italian coast guard recovers six bodies off Sicily, potentially from a recent migrant shipwreck. The central Mediterranean remains one of the world's deadliest migration routes, with over 1,100 deaths in 2024.
Libyan authorities have detained militia leader Mohamed Bahroun for his alleged involvement in the killing of notorious human trafficker Abdel-Rahman Milad. The incident highlights ongoing instability in the North African nation.
Libya's coast guard returned 64 Europe-bound migrants to shore, days after a deadly shipwreck. The country remains a key transit point for those fleeing conflict and poverty, despite dangerous conditions.
Turkey's top spy meets Libyan PM to address political deadlock affecting oil exports. Visit aims to support stability in Libya, which has faced turmoil since 2011.
A migrant boat capsized near Lampedusa, leaving about 20 people missing. Seven Syrian survivors were rescued in critical condition, as search efforts continue in the treacherous Mediterranean waters.
The Netherlands plans to reintroduce tanks to its military arsenal, aligning with NATO spending targets. This strategic move, costing up to 315 million euros annually, marks a significant shift in Dutch defense policy.
UN-led talks in Tripoli address Libya's central bank crisis, which has led to an oil production blockade. Consultations yield progress, with a draft agreement set for review by respective chambers.
Libya's major ports halt oil exports due to political standoff, causing production to drop by over 50%. Crisis threatens Libya's four-year period of relative stability and impacts global oil supply.
Abdel-Rahman Milad, a sanctioned human trafficker, was killed in Tripoli. The incident has heightened tensions in western Libya, highlighting the ongoing instability in the North African nation.
Ukrainian troops have made a significant incursion into Russia's Kursk region, aiming to gain leverage in the ongoing conflict. The operation has boosted morale but faces challenges as the war continues.
Libya's oil production plummets as political factions clash over central bank control. Over 700,000 barrels per day offline, threatening economic stability and ending a period of relative peace.
Ryan Evans, a Reuters safety adviser with extensive military experience, was killed in a missile strike in Ukraine. Colleagues remember his professionalism and supportive nature in conflict zones worldwide.
Libya's latest oil blockade, rooted in a power struggle over the central bank, has pushed up global energy prices. The crisis highlights the ongoing political instability since Gaddafi's fall in 2011.
Libya's oil production faces major setbacks as field closures spread, including the Sarir field. The shutdowns stem from a political dispute over control of the central bank and oil revenue, impacting global markets.
Libya's oil production halted due to central bank conflict between rival governments, causing global price increases. UN efforts for unified governance continue to face challenges.
Several Libyan oilfields cease operations due to conflicts over central bank control and oil revenue. The situation impacts global oil prices and highlights ongoing political instability in the country.
Floods overwhelm Arbaat Dam in eastern Sudan, destroying villages and jeopardizing Port Sudan's water source. The disaster compounds challenges faced by a nation grappling with civil war and infrastructure decay.
Wagner mercenary group claims operations limited to Africa and Belarus, denying involvement in Ukraine conflict. Ukraine expresses concern over Wagner presence near its border with Belarus.
A NATO air base in Germany heightened security due to a possible drone threat. The incident at Geilenkirchen, home to AWACS planes, sparked speculation about Russian involvement, which remains unconfirmed.
Libya's eastern-based government announces closure of all oilfields, halting production and exports. The claim remains unconfirmed by the National Oil Corp, as political factions vie for control over oil revenues.
One year after Yevgeny Prigozhin's death, mourners in Russia pay tribute to the controversial Wagner Group leader. His legacy remains complex, balancing between hero worship and official unease.
A Greek coast guard vessel fired on a migrant smuggling boat near Symi island, resulting in one fatality. The incident occurred after the smuggling boat allegedly attempted to ram the patrol vessel.