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December 2023
Watch.. The famous Snap Small Cappuccino rejects the marriage proposal submitted by the beautiful Turkish artist Hande Erçel
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-17 01:57:09
Al-Marsad newspaper: Snapchat celebrity Saad Al-Anazi, known as Small Cappuccino, announced his refusal to marry the beautiful Turkish actress and model, Hande Erçel.
There were reports regarding the artist Archil’s request to marry Small Cappuccino, and the news caused a widespread uproar on social media.
For his part, Cappuccino appeared in a video clip circulating on social media, and said that he rejected the idea of being associated with Handa.
He added that he loves her, respects her, appreciates her, and wishes her all the best, but currently he has no intention of getting married, indicating that no one knows the credibility of the matter except him and her only, saying: I refuse marriage, and may God grant her success and happiness.
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2023-12-17 06:36:33
The decline in asylum applications compared to the previous year increased towards the end of the year. According to figures from the Interior Ministry, 2,537 asylum applications were made in Austria in November. This is the month with the lowest number of applications this year and a decrease of a good 9,400 applications compared to November 2023.
A total of 56,178 asylum applications were submitted in the first eleven months of this year, a decrease of 47 percent. What is striking is that there is still a high number of people who have “evaded the process” – usually refugees who actually had other destination countries when they were apprehended and later traveled on to them. By November there were a good 28,700 people, which accounts for more than half of the applications.
Asylum was granted in a total of 15,215 cases by the end of November. By far the largest refugee group are Syrians, with almost 20,000 applications this year.
By the end of November, a total of 11,551 deportations had been carried out. Of these, 6,088 ordered departures took place independently, 4,463 people were forcibly deported, with a large proportion of those who have to leave the country being EU citizens. Up to and including November, 1,867 age assessments were carried out on asylum applicants. According to the Interior Ministry, these showed that 57.8 percent had provided false information and were already of age.
The number of arrests in Burgenland has fallen sharply since the end of October. In the entire month of November, only 84 people were caught in Burgenland. According to the Interior Ministry, this trend has continued in December. Rigorous measures on the Serbian-Bulgarian and Hungarian-Serbian borders are just as crucial as a route shift towards Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia and further towards Italy.
The fact that Austria, contrary to the European trend, is showing a decline in asylum procedures is attributed in the interior department to, among other things, consistent border point and border area controls in Austria. In addition, the fight once morest smuggling is already taking place on routes abroad, also supported by Austrian police officers.
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More than 60 migrants die in shipwreck off the coast of Libya
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-12-17 06:30:03
CAIRO (AP) — A boat carrying dozens of migrants bound for Europe sank off the coast of Libya, killing more than 60 people, including women and children, the UN migration agency reported. .
Saturday’s shipwreck was the latest tragedy in this area of the Mediterranean Sea, a key dangerous route for migrants seeking a better life in Europe, where authorities say thousands of people have died.
The United Nations International Organization for Migration detailed in a statement that the boat was carrying 86 migrants when strong waves caused it to capsize off the city of Zuwara on the western coast of Libya and that 61 migrants drowned, citing the survivors of the “dramatic shipwreck.”
“The central Mediterranean remains one of the most dangerous migration routes in the world,” the agency wrote on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.
In recent years, Libya has become the main transit point for migrants fleeing war and poverty in Africa and the Middle East. The North African nation has descended into chaos following a NATO-backed uprising that toppled and killed autocrat Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.
The country is a major departure point for migrants trying to reach European shores via the deadly central Mediterranean. More than 2,250 people died on this route this year, according to Flavio Di Giacomo, IOM spokesman.
It is “a dramatic figure that shows that unfortunately not enough is being done to save lives at sea,” Di Giacomo wrote in X.
In recent years, human traffickers have taken advantage of the chaos in Libya by crossing migrants across the country’s extensive borders, which it shares with six nations. Migrants are crammed into ill-equipped boats, including rubber dinghies, and undertake dangerous sea journeys.
Those who are intercepted and returned to Libya are held in government-run detention centers plagued by abuses, including forced labor, beatings, rape and torture — practices that amount to crimes once morest humanity, according to United Nations-appointed investigators.
The abuse often accompanies attempts to extort detainees’ families before imprisoned migrants are allowed to leave Libya on smuggling boats for Europe.
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