Saturday
19th Aug 2017
By EUOBSERVER
Libya's government has asked for Nato's help to secure the country and improve its defence, Nato chief Jens Stoltenberg has said. "The request is about help for building security and defence institutions and that is also what Nato has stated clearly that we are ready to help them with," he said. Stabilisation of the country is seen as key to reduce the flow of migrants crossing the Mediterranean to Europe.
Just over a year after a small majority voted for Britain to leave the EU, new realities are dawning on both the in and the out camps.
One in three children aged between six and nine in Europe is either overweight or obese and the epidemic is threatening to bankrupt health services.
Twenty-four different nationalities among dead and injured in "jihadist" van attack on model of previous ones in France, Germany, and UK.
Austria is sending soldiers to stop migrants coming from Italy, while Bulgaria has said the EU should “defend” its borders by “force of arms”.
Behind all the money coming to Europe from China's 'New Silk Road' lurks a potentially explosive cocktail.
"Unique” Irish deal to maintain free flow of people and goods, but UK ideas on future EU trade branded a “fantasy”.
