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As irregular migration picks up again in Europe, rights campaigners say the EU and member states are increasingly skirting or breaking international humanitarian laws to prevent migrants from entering Europe; the bloc says it observes the law

The migrant crisis on Poland’s border, which Western powers accuse Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko of engineering, caught international attent

When the Taliban took Kabul in August, Zakia was six months pregnant and in her first year of university while her husband, Hamid, was working as an auditor. They decided to flee, and along with five relatives, began a two-month odyssey that took them through Iran and Turkey.

When the Taliban took Kabul in August, Zakia was six months pregnant and in her first year of university while her husband, Hamid, was working as an auditor. They decided to flee, and along with five relatives, began a two-month odyssey that took them through Iran and Turkey.

ROCCELLA JONICA, Italy (AP) — When the Taliban took Kabul in August, Zakia was six months pregnant and in her first year of university while her husband, Hamid, was working as an auditor. They decided to flee, and along with five relatives, began a two-month odyssey that took them through Iran and Turkey.

The route is increasingly being used by wealthier Afghans, Iraqis, Iranians and Kurds aboard new or nearly new sailboats that can more easily avoid detection by authorities.

ROCCELLA JONICA, Italy (AP) — When the Taliban took Kabul in August, Zakia was six months pregnant and in her first year of university while her husband, Hamid, was working as an auditor. They decided to flee, and along with five relatives, began a two-month odyssey that took them through Iran and Turkey.

Sailboats packed with migrants seek Italy in latest tactic | 2021-11-22 16:07:26

ROCCELLA JONICA, ITALY - When the Taliban took Kabul in August, Zakia was six months pregnant and in her first year of university while her husband, Ham

Often stolen and sailing under a false flag, these boats have become an increasingly appealing means of avoiding authorities while crossing the Mediterranean.