Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Thursday that Libya should cooperate with Greece and Europe to help halt a ...

Greece will deploy two frigates and one more vessel off Libya's territorial waters to deter migrants from arriving at its ...

Greece's southernmost island is facing a significant increase in migration from Libya, its mayor said on Tuesday, warning it ...

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Greece’s coast guard says more than 600 migrants have been rescued after two wooden fishing boats were found sailing miles ...

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Over 400 migrants have landed on the small island of Gavdos near Crete, a new entry point for migrant smugglers.

Over 400 asylum seekers have landed at the small island of Gavdos near Crete, a new entry point increasingly used by migrant smugglers in past months, the Greek coastguard said Friday.

One, carrying 73 men, was found south of Gavdos and another with 26 people, including one woman and three minors, was found near the coast of southern Crete. Sign up for the Breaking News newsletter.

ATHENS (Reuters) -Greece will deploy two frigates and one more vessel off Libya's territorial waters to deter migrants from arriving at its southern islands of Crete and Gavdos, Greek Prime ...

More than 600 migrants were rescued overnight and early Friday from two wooden fishing boats found sailing miles (kilometers) from the southernmost part of Greece, the country's coast guard said.

The first fishing boat, carrying 352 people, was spotted overnight about 30 nautical miles (35 miles, 55 kilometers) south of the tiny island of Gavdos, the coast guard said.