like 18-year-old karama. he came by boat two weeks ago. he has no friends no money no phone, and no idea as to what he'll do next. he is sleeping in catania's mosque. he asked that his face be hidden. >> my dream is to stay in this country, study learn the italian language. go to school, speak with the italians. have the right documents. send money home to my parents. >> the imam said that some nights ten migrants turn up. some nights it's 200. >> the problem is enormous. italy has is on the right path but this is something that needs to be solved at an european level if not a world level. this is everyone's problem. >> as long as there is poverty war and oppression in these boat loads of people will keep coming. we've heard from the port in the northeast of sicily where i am, in the region of 270 migrants were brought ashore this morning by the italian navy. they included dozens of women and children, fortunately there were no fatalities. they were picked up at sea 64 kilometers off the libyan coast. >> barnaby phillips reporting live fro

like 18-year-old karama from guinea. he came back boat two weeks ago. he has no friends or money or phone and no idea as to what he'll do next. he's sleeping in the mosque. he asked for his face to be hidden. >> translator: my dream is to stay in this country, study, learn the italian language go to school, speak with the italians and have the right documents, send money home to my parents. >> reporter: the imam says some nights ten migrants turn up and some nights it's 200 in each shelter. >> translator: the problem is enormous. italy has already done its part but it's not capable of solving the whole problem on its own. this is something that needs to be solved on a european level if not a world level. this is everyone's problem. >> reporter: as long as there's poverty, war and oppression on europe's doorstep these wary boat loads will keep on coming. barnaby phillips al jazeera, sicily. >>> syrian government air strikes have killed dozens of people across the province across ilbid. after days of battling it out, they entered the town for the first ti

like 18-year-old karama. he came by boat two weeks ago. he has no friends, no money, no phone, and no idea as to what he'll do next. he's sleeping in the mosque. he asked for his face to be hidden. >> translator: my dream is to stay in this country, study, learn the italian language go to school speak with the italians have the right documents, send money home to my parents. >> reporter: the imam say some nights it's 10 migrants and some nights it's hundreds. >> translator: the problem is enormous. italy has ton its part but it's not capable to solve the whole problem on its own. it needs to be solved on a european level if not a world level. this is everyone's problem. >> reporter: as long as they're provrt and war on europe's doorsteps, these wary boat loads will keep on coming. >>> a moderate won northern cyprus cyprus' election according to the election there. he took over 60% of the vote. he beat the incumbent leader, a conservative who came to power five years ago. the u.n. says that talk between greek and turkish separatists should