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Another crackdown is targeting Black Africans seeking to enter the EU.

Entire neighborhoods are underwater and more than 9,000 people are still missing after storm Daniel’s heavy rains caused dams to burst.

There are growing signs in the region that the eastern Libyan authorities are preparing a bloody crackdown against protests in Derna.

Floods that killed thousands in the Libyan city of Derna also inundated one of the country's premier ancient sites, threatening its UNESCO-listed monuments with collapse, a recent visitor and a leading archaeologist said.Michel said he was also concerned about the risks of looting in the aftermath of the floods, which killed more than 3,000 people and left tens of thousands homeless. 

Communications went down, some journalists were pushed out and a U.N. aid team was blocked from the flood-hit city of Derna on Tuesday, as the authorities sough

Protests erupted in Derna on Monday, as anger exploded among workers in the city against authorities who failed to take critical measures to protect it from

The aid will be distributed to the victims of the floods that hit Libya recently.

Turkish search teams have joined an international brigade of rescue groups making a desperate bid to scour Dernas beaches in search of life - and to recover the bodies of the dead.

Floods that killed thousands in the Libyan city of Derna also inundated one of the country's premier ancient sites, threatening its UNESCO-listed monuments with collapse, a recent visitor and a leading archaeologist said. The immediate damage to the monuments of Cyrene, which include the second century AD Temple of Zeus, bigger than the Parthenon in Athens, is relatively minor but the water circulating around their foundations threatens future collapses, the head of the French archaeologica...

A former member of the Women’s Royal Naval Service (WRNS), also known as the Wrens, has been honoured with a 1939-1945 War Medal for her service…