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November 08, 2023
Star of David graffiti in Paris — the Russian connection
November 08, 2023
Spanish fury at Sánchez’ controversial amnesty plan for power
November 08, 2023
Car explosion kills Russian official in east Ukraine
November 07, 2023
Grenade birthday gift kills Ukraine army chief Zaluzhny’s aide
November 07, 2023
Portuguese PM António Costa resigns over lithium deal probe
November 07, 2023
Germany agrees to consider UK-style plan on processing asylum abroad
MADRID — Spain’s Canary Islands have set a new record for the number of irregular arrivals to the archipelago, with more than 32,000 migrants making the treacherous boat journey this year so far.Most of them are from Senegal.The islands, located near the African continent, have been used for decades as a stepping stone to Europe. Though the majority of arrivals are from Senegal, there are also boats departing from Gambia, Mauritania, Morocco and the Western Sahara.According to figures released by Spain’s Interior Ministry and local emergency services, at least 32,029 people landed on the islands from January to November this year, exceeding the previous high set during the migration crisis of 2006 when 31,678 migrants disembarked in the Canaries.Smugglers in Senegal pack young people...
November 07, 2023
Record-breaking 32,000 migrants arrive in Canary islands so far this year
November 07, 2023
Poland's president taps PM Morawiecki to form new government
November 06, 2023
Luis Diaz: ELN kidnappers call for ‘security guarantees’ before father’s release
November 06, 2023
Tensions grow in Kyiv over status of war with Russia
