Smuggling, power, profit: Irregular migration out of eastern Libya

Irregular migration out of eastern Libya is on the rise, with more people attempting to cross into Crete, Greece. This surge in migration is raising concerns about the connections between people smugglers and powerful militias in eastern Libya, as well as their potential ties to European interests. The situation highlights the complex web of power and profit that drives irregular migration, posing challenges for regional stability and economic security.

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Irregular migration is raising concerns about regional stability. This could lead to increased uncertainty and market volatility.

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