The Maltese government has put a plane on the chain of the German aid organization Sea Watch, which fishes migrants out of the sea for the Libyan coast. That report different media. The organization sails under the Dutch flag.
The captain of the Lifeline ship of the German aid organization Mission-Lifeline, Claus-Peter Reisch, is on bail in Malta after a court hearing about the registration of his boat. He is accused of having gone into the sea with a previously unregistered ship.
First the divorce, then the future relationship. The EU underlines hard off the desire of the British Government simultaneously with the negotiations on the British departure from the EU to arrange a new form of cooperation. 'That will not happen,' said EU President Donald Tusk Friday in Valetta, Malta.
Malta is Friday landed a Libyan passenger plane earlier on a domestic flight was hijacked notify Maltese media. It is an Airbus A320 of Afriqiyah Airways. There were 118 people on board.
"European leaders bow Friday in Bratislava on the future of the EU without the UK. Restore the battered confidence of the citizen in the European cooperation is high on the agenda."
In an effort to discourage Africans to travel to Europe, the European Commission said Monday an aid package worth 280 million euros made available.
