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Greece's Libyan Migration Strategy: A Geopolitical Tightrope
Greece is working with Libyan authorities to curb migration flows to Europe, coordinating with Italy and Malta, while Egypt seeks US intervention against a Turkish-Libyan memorandum, highlighting regional geopolitical complexities.
Greece's Libyan Migration Strategy: A Geopolitical Tightrope
Greece is working with Libyan authorities to curb migration flows to Europe, coordinating with Italy and Malta, while Egypt seeks US intervention against a Turkish-Libyan memorandum, highlighting regional geopolitical complexities.
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36% Bias Score
Greece and EU Discuss Curbing Libyan Migrant Flows
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Magnus Brunsson met to discuss the implementation of the new Pact on Migration and Asylum, focusing on returns from Libya and cooperation with Libyan authorities to curb irregular migration flows.
Greece and EU Discuss Curbing Libyan Migrant Flows
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Magnus Brunsson met to discuss the implementation of the new Pact on Migration and Asylum, focusing on returns from Libya and cooperation with Libyan authorities to curb irregular migration flows.
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36% Bias Score
Gaza Solidarity Convoy Blocked in Libya
A 1,700-person solidarity convoy traveling from Tunisia to Gaza has been blocked in central Libya by the Libyan National Army at the behest of Egypt, which demanded pre-approved visas for entry, highlighting geopolitical tensions and restrictions on freedom of movement.
Gaza Solidarity Convoy Blocked in Libya
A 1,700-person solidarity convoy traveling from Tunisia to Gaza has been blocked in central Libya by the Libyan National Army at the behest of Egypt, which demanded pre-approved visas for entry, highlighting geopolitical tensions and restrictions on freedom of movement.
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36% Bias Score
Gaddafi's Dictatorship: A Legacy of Brutality and Paranoia
Muammar Gaddafi, born to a poor Libyan camel herder, orchestrated a 1969 coup, establishing a brutal dictatorship characterized by crackdowns on dissent, fueled by paranoia and a cult of personality, and marked by malignant narcissism, according to US intelligence.
Gaddafi's Dictatorship: A Legacy of Brutality and Paranoia
Muammar Gaddafi, born to a poor Libyan camel herder, orchestrated a 1969 coup, establishing a brutal dictatorship characterized by crackdowns on dissent, fueled by paranoia and a cult of personality, and marked by malignant narcissism, according to US intelligence.
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44% Bias Score
Sudan Accuses Haftar, RSF of Border Attack, Severing Ties with UAE
The Sudanese army accused Khalifa Haftar's Libyan forces and the RSF paramilitary group of a coordinated attack on the Sudan-Libya-Egypt border on June 10th, 2023, escalating the Sudanese civil war and prompting Sudan to sever ties with the UAE, accused of supporting the RSF.
Sudan Accuses Haftar, RSF of Border Attack, Severing Ties with UAE
The Sudanese army accused Khalifa Haftar's Libyan forces and the RSF paramilitary group of a coordinated attack on the Sudan-Libya-Egypt border on June 10th, 2023, escalating the Sudanese civil war and prompting Sudan to sever ties with the UAE, accused of supporting the RSF.
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40% Bias Score
Tripoli Clashes Highlight Libya's Fragile Peace
Following a deadly clash between armed groups and pro-government forces in Tripoli, Libya, in May 2024, resulting in at least 66 deaths, including civilians, a truce has been reached. However, underlying power struggles and demands for national elections persist, presenting a critical juncture for L...
Tripoli Clashes Highlight Libya's Fragile Peace
Following a deadly clash between armed groups and pro-government forces in Tripoli, Libya, in May 2024, resulting in at least 66 deaths, including civilians, a truce has been reached. However, underlying power struggles and demands for national elections persist, presenting a critical juncture for L...
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36% Bias Score
Turkey's Libyan Deal Fuels Greece's Security Concerns
Turkey's agreement with Libya to explore hydrocarbons near Crete, coupled with increased migrant flows from eastern Libya, challenges Greece, highlighting Turkey's growing regional influence and creating a complex security situation.
Turkey's Libyan Deal Fuels Greece's Security Concerns
Turkey's agreement with Libya to explore hydrocarbons near Crete, coupled with increased migrant flows from eastern Libya, challenges Greece, highlighting Turkey's growing regional influence and creating a complex security situation.
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48% Bias Score
EU to Pressure Libya on Migration After Mediterranean Crisis
Following a recent surge in illegal migration across the Mediterranean from Libya, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner will lead a delegation to Libya next week to urge stricter measures to stop migrant boats from departing for Europe, aiming to address the humanitarian crisis and security conc...
EU to Pressure Libya on Migration After Mediterranean Crisis
Following a recent surge in illegal migration across the Mediterranean from Libya, EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner will lead a delegation to Libya next week to urge stricter measures to stop migrant boats from departing for Europe, aiming to address the humanitarian crisis and security conc...
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52% Bias Score
ECtHR rules against migrants in Italian Mediterranean rescue case
The European Court of Human Rights declared inadmissible a complaint by 17 migrants against Italy for a 2017 Mediterranean rescue operation near Libya, ruling that Italy lacked jurisdiction despite coordinating the rescue with a Libyan vessel that allegedly mistreated survivors.
ECtHR rules against migrants in Italian Mediterranean rescue case
The European Court of Human Rights declared inadmissible a complaint by 17 migrants against Italy for a 2017 Mediterranean rescue operation near Libya, ruling that Italy lacked jurisdiction despite coordinating the rescue with a Libyan vessel that allegedly mistreated survivors.
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36% Bias Score
Sudan Accuses Haftar's Forces of Border Attack, Escalating Regional Tensions
The Sudanese army accused Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar's forces of attacking Sudanese border positions on Tuesday, collaborating with the RSF paramilitary group, marking the first such accusation since the April 15, 2023 conflict and escalating tensions with the UAE.
Sudan Accuses Haftar's Forces of Border Attack, Escalating Regional Tensions
The Sudanese army accused Libyan commander Khalifa Haftar's forces of attacking Sudanese border positions on Tuesday, collaborating with the RSF paramilitary group, marking the first such accusation since the April 15, 2023 conflict and escalating tensions with the UAE.
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40% Bias Score
Sudanese Refugees Opt for Perilous Libya Route to Escape Egypt
Worsening conditions in Egypt, including stricter immigration policies and economic hardship, are forcing Sudanese refugees to transit through Libya, a dangerous route, to reach Europe, highlighting a shift in migration patterns and raising humanitarian and ethical concerns.
Sudanese Refugees Opt for Perilous Libya Route to Escape Egypt
Worsening conditions in Egypt, including stricter immigration policies and economic hardship, are forcing Sudanese refugees to transit through Libya, a dangerous route, to reach Europe, highlighting a shift in migration patterns and raising humanitarian and ethical concerns.
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36% Bias Score
Increased Sea Arrivals to Italy Despite Stricter Policies
Despite Italy's stricter immigration policies, sea arrivals have surged since April, exceeding 2022 numbers; over 145,000 arrived since January 1st, with a 25% increase in the last two months, driven by instability in Libya and Tunisia, resulting in dangerous sea journeys and numerous deaths.
Increased Sea Arrivals to Italy Despite Stricter Policies
Despite Italy's stricter immigration policies, sea arrivals have surged since April, exceeding 2022 numbers; over 145,000 arrived since January 1st, with a 25% increase in the last two months, driven by instability in Libya and Tunisia, resulting in dangerous sea journeys and numerous deaths.
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52% Bias Score
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