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Greece’s Asylum Freeze Sparks Global Outcry Amid Crete Migrant Surge

In a move that has ignited fierce backlash from human rights organizations and the United Nations, Greece has passed legislation temporarily halting asylum applications from migrants arriving by sea from North Africa. The three-month suspension, approved by parliament with 177 votes in favor and 74 against, allows for expedited repatriation without prior identification. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended the measure as a “difficult but necessary decision” in response to a sharp rise in irregular arrivals, particularly from Libya to the island of Crete. Over 7,000 migrants have reached Crete and nearby Gavdos this year, straining local resources and prompting concerns from the tourism industry. Rights groups, including the International Rescue Committee, have condemned the ban as illegal and inhumane, warning it violates international and European law. The UNHCR echoed these concerns, emphasizing that the right to seek asylum is a fundamental human right regardless of how or wh...

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Miracle in the Wreckage: Lone Survivor Defies Death in Air India Crash

 

In a tragic accident that claimed the lives of dozens, one man defied the odds. When an Air India aircraft met disaster, leaving behind a scene of devastation, a lone survivor was miraculously thrown from the wreckage, escaping death in a way that seemed almost impossible.  

The man, whose brother perished in the crash, found himself alive amid the chaos, bruised and battered but remarkably intact. Against all expectations, he managed to walk out of the smoldering debris, seeking help. His survival is an extraordinary tale of fate, resilience, and sheer luck—one that will surely remain etched in aviation history.  

Authorities are investigating the circumstances of the crash, while the survivor, shaken but grateful to be alive, faces the difficult road ahead. His story stands as a testament to the unpredictable twists of life and the fragile boundary between survival and tragedy.

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