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France announces a 4-step process to lift lockdown From CNN’s Arnaud Siad Lewis Joly/AP France will see a progressive lifting of Covid-19 restrictions in four steps starting Monday until June 30, French President Emmanuel Macron said in an interview released today. Here's a look at the steps: Monday will mark the end of certificates required for movement, as well as the end of domestic travel restrictions.  Starting on May 19 curfews will start at 9 p.m local time (as opposed to 7 p.m. currently) and shops, terraces and museums, cinemas and theaters will reopen with limited capacity.  ...

Luni, 26 aprilie 2021, 15:05. Ultimul update Luni, 26 aprilie 2021, 15:08 Autorităților din Grecia le-a fost intentat un proces la Curtea Europeană a Drepturilor Omului (CEDO), în care sunt acuzate că, în loc să ajute refugiații și să-i salveze, dacă sunt în pericol, îi maltrează și îi trimit înapoi de unde au plecat, relatează The Guardian. Procesul a fost intentat de un ONG – Legal Center Lesvos – și scoate în evidență violența „șocantă” cu care au fost întoarse din drum circa 200 de persoane, între ca...

Vineri, 23 aprilie 2021, 08:49. Ultimul update Vineri, 23 aprilie 2021, 10:12 Cel puțin zece cadavre au fost reperate, joi, în largul coastelor Libiei, în apropierea unei bărci gonflabile răsturnate care transmisese semnale că se află în primejdie, de către nava Ocean Viking a ONG-ului SOS Mediterana cu sediul la Marsilia, informează DPA, citată de Agerpres. Ambarcațiunea care s-a răsturnat transporta aproximativ 130 de persoane, niciuna dintre acesta nefiind găsită în viață. SOS Mediterana a fost avertizată marţi de Alarm Phone, o ...

It begins as a tiny, blinking dot on the radar screen. Ahead, out of the ship’s front window, a floating object is briefly visible. The sea is wild and the object seems to be moving up and down, disappearing within the waves. We are aboard a Turkish coast guard vessel in the middle of the Aegean Sea and as we approach the object it becomes clear that it is a small, orange and black inflatable raft. The wind is so strong and the waves so rough that even our powerful boat has difficulty navigating the conditions. We move closer. We see people on the raft.

Among the 27 passengers, 11 were children. Their destination was the Greek island of Lesbos. By 4:31am, when they were just 450 metres (1,476 feet) from Lesbos’s northern shore, their engine sputtered out. At 5:20am, a Greek coastguard vessel spotted them, took the passengers on board, sped them back into Turkish territorial waters, transferred them onto a life raft and notified the Turkish coastguard to pick them up. That story, with precise geolocation coordinates and timings, was told by Aegean Boat Report (ABR), a non-governmental organisation run from Tromso by a Norwegian named Tommy ...