
What Happens in Lampedusa Doesn’t Stay There
You can’t escape the terribly inconvenient truth: if these illegal migrants had weapons, their hostile trespass onto the sovereign lands of others would be unambiguously seen as an act of war.Â

You can’t escape the terribly inconvenient truth: if these illegal migrants had weapons, their hostile trespass onto the sovereign lands of others would be unambiguously seen as an act of war.Â

Illegal arrivals have spiralled out of control despite promises from PM Meloni to decrease numbers.

The island’s reception center is on the brink of collapse after admitting 130 boats, carrying over 4,000 refugees, within the last 48 hours.