Weekly Horoscope: May 7 - May 13

As we delve into a new week, the celestial energies guide us toward exciting possibilities.

Aries: tap into your adventurous spirit, and embrace spontaneous opportunities.
Taurus: focus on grounding your energies and nurturing self-care rituals.
Gemini: communication is your superpower this week—express yourself freely.
Cancer: indulge in some much-needed relaxation and self-reflection.
Leo: let your creative fire burn bright and unleash your artistic talents.
Virgo: it's time to prioritize your well-being and establish healthy routines.
Libra: seek harmony in your relationships and foster deeper connections.
Scorpio: channel your passion into transforming your goals into reality.
Sagittarius: embrace new learning experiences and broaden your horizons.
Capricorn: trust your intuition and make thoughtful decisions.
Aquarius: tap into your humanitarian nature and contribute to a cause you believe in.
Pisces: take time to nourish your soul and connect with your spiritual side.

May this week's celestial guidance bring you joy, growth, and fulfillment.

Boat capsizes off Libya: 130migrants feared dead

Around 130migrants are feared dead after a rubber boat capsized in stormy seas off the Libyan coast while they were attempting to reach Europe, UN migration agency said.
Rescue ship of SOS Mediterranee’s, Ocean Viking, and three merchant vessels went out to the site of the shipwreck where they found about 10 bodies but no survivors.

In a statement SOS Méditerranée said, “Today, after hours of search, our worst fear has come true. The crew of the Ocean Viking had to witness the devastating aftermath of the shipwreck of a rubber boat north east of Tripoli. This boat had been reported in distress with around 130 people onboard on Wednesday morning,”
According to an initial reconstruction of events, the European humanitarian group SOS Méditerranée was alerted on Tuesday by the volunteer-run Mediterranean rescue hotline Alarm Phone to the presence of three boats in distress in international waters off Libya.
In accordance with SOS Mediterranee, this year more than 350 people have died in the short stretch of sea separating Europe and Africa. Though the figure does not include the victims of the latest capsize.