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More than 80 migrants are missing after a boat capsized in the Mediterranean Sea, marking one of the worst incidents in the history of migration across this route. Local authorities are working to search for survivors.
An earthquake with a magnitude of <strong>4.8</strong> on the Richter scale struck the Eastern Mediterranean today, causing no casualties or property damage. The National Institute for Astronomical and Geophysical Research in Egypt confirmed that citizens did not feel the tremor.
Egypt has announced the discovery of a new gas field in the Mediterranean, estimated to hold around <strong>2 trillion cubic feet</strong> of gas reserves. This discovery enhances Egypt's position as a regional energy hub.
A boat carrying over 100 migrants sank off the coast of Libya, resulting in the deaths of two individuals and the disappearance of more than 70 others. Only 32 survivors were rescued from the tragic incident.
Dozens of migrants are missing after a boat capsized while attempting to reach Europe from Libya. This incident highlights the increasing dangers of irregular migration across the Mediterranean Sea.
A source from the UK Ministry of Defence denied reports on Sunday claiming that a British warship was struck by missiles fired by Hezbollah in the Mediterranean, asserting that the information is incorrect.
Red storms have swept through several countries in the Mediterranean basin, turning the sky red due to desert dust laden with iron oxides. This phenomenon has significantly impacted daily life in affected areas.
Egypt has announced a $500 million agreement with Arcus to develop the Harmatan gas field in the Mediterranean, aiming to produce 150 million cubic feet of gas daily. The project is expected to enhance local gas production and reduce import dependency.
The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources has signed a final agreement to invest in the Harmattan gas field in the Mediterranean, with an estimated cost of <strong>$500 million</strong>. This project reflects Egypt's commitment to enhancing its energy sector.
The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum announced the signing of a global agreement worth half a billion dollars during the Egypt International Petroleum Conference 'EGYPS 2026'. This reflects the country's commitment to enhancing investments in the energy sector.
Egyptian authorities have announced the start of the selection process for the consultancy office for the maritime corridor project linking Lake Victoria to the Mediterranean Sea. This initiative is seen as a strategic step to enhance trade and transportation in the region.
Syrian President Ahmad al-Shara announced that Syria's strategic location on the Mediterranean coast positions it as a safe haven for energy supply chains, especially amid global disruptions. He emphasized Syria's potential to become a key energy supplier in the regional and international markets.
Twenty-two irregular migrants lost their lives off the coast of Greece after their boat departed from Tobruk, Libya, highlighting the failure of Libyan and European efforts to curb irregular migration. This incident, which occurred on March 21, underscores the increasing tragedies faced by migrants in the Mediterranean Sea.
Twenty-two migrants lost their lives while attempting to reach Europe after six days at sea in the Mediterranean. The European Border Agency rescued 26 others near the island of Crete.
The Mediterranean Sea has witnessed a new humanitarian tragedy, with 655 migrants reported dead in January and February 2026, according to estimates from the International Organization for Migration. Non-governmental organizations suggest that the actual number may exceed a thousand, highlighting the challenges in accurately counting casualties.