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Level of international media coverage on Tunisian migration crisis by the end of 2024
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Resolution / Starting Odds
Significantly increased coverage • 33%
Moderately increased coverage • 33%
No change in coverage • 34%
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23 Migrants Missing for Two Weeks After Departing Tunisia for Italy
May 18, 2024, 02:01 PM
Tunisian authorities have reported that 23 migrants are missing after setting off in a boat to Italy. The migrants, who embarked on the journey from the Korba coast in Nabeul on the night of May 3-4, have not been seen since. The Tunisian Coast Guard and Navy units are actively conducting search and rescue operations. This incident highlights the ongoing migration crisis, with Tunisia being a significant departure point for individuals fleeing poverty and conflict in Africa and the Middle East. The migrants have been missing for the past two weeks.
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Increased coverage • 25%
Unchanged coverage • 25%
Decreased coverage • 25%
Focused investigative reporting • 25%
High coverage in international media • 33%
Moderate coverage in international media • 33%
Low coverage in international media • 33%
High coverage • 25%
Moderate coverage • 25%
Low coverage • 25%
No additional coverage • 25%
High engagement (new programs/funds) • 33%
Moderate engagement (statements/support) • 33%
Low or no engagement • 34%
Coverage increases • 33%
Coverage remains steady • 33%
Coverage decreases • 33%
High coverage • 25%
Moderate coverage • 25%
Low coverage • 25%
No additional coverage • 25%
Increased coverage • 33%
Decreased coverage • 33%
No change in coverage • 34%
Increased funding by other countries • 25%
Maintained current funding levels • 25%
Decreased funding by other countries • 25%
No change in funding trends • 25%
High international media coverage • 33%
Moderate international media coverage • 34%
Low international media coverage • 33%
Highly critical • 33%
Moderately critical • 33%
Low criticism • 34%
Increased public awareness and safety measures • 33%
No significant impact • 33%
Negative impact due to excessive coverage • 34%