Nearly 100 migrants are feared dead after a week of tragedies on routes to Spain, including fatal incidents in Ceuta and off Mallorca. The Algeria-Balearic route has emerged as one of the fastest-growing migration pathways this year1
French and British rescue teams jointly rescued 173 people after an overcrowded boat caught fire while trying to journey to the British coast. All those on board were safely returned to northern France.
The Italian NGO Emergency has said they have disembarked 28 migrants from Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, and South Sudan. Among those rescued included four unaccompanied children. The disembarkation comes amid a drop in the number of arr1
A large movement of migrants across Ceuta's border with Morocco has reignited a debate about migration throughout the EU. While most of the 60,000 migrants have returned, authorities are still struggling to identify those who died.
A 26-year-old man, reported to be an Afghan national, allegedly hid the woman's body in a suitcase and left it in an abandoned building in Athens, where it was eventually found by a homeless man.