Brussels Draws a Red Line: Von der Leyen and Costa Reject the Libya–Turkey Maritime Deal
The European Union has now moved beyond expressions of concern.
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Von der Leyen and Costa reaffirm Europe’s opposition to the memorandum as Athens coordinates with Cairo and Nicosia — Ankara welcomes Libya’s parliamentary approval and invokes its “Blue Homeland” policy.
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Greece Rejects Turkey–Libya Maritime Deal Approval: “Geography Cannot Be Changed”
Greece Rejects Turkey–Libya Maritime Deal Approval: “Geography Cannot Be Changed”
Athens says the Libyan parliamentary decision does not alter the memorandum’s invalidity, informs partners and allies, and pledges appropriate action to safeguard Greece’s sovereign rights.
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Geopolitical Earthquake in the Mediterranean: Libya Approves Turkey’s Maritime Deal,Raising Stakes for Greece
Geopolitical Earthquake in the Mediterranean: Libya Approves Turkey’s Maritime Deal, Raising Stakes for Greece
In a major geopolitical reversal, Libya’s eastern-based parliament has approved the controversial 2019 maritime agreement with Turkey, according to Reuters, reversing its previous opposition. Ankara’s growing influence over Khalifa Haftar’s political camp raises new questions about maritime sovereignty, energy exploration south of Crete and the balance of power in the Eastern Mediterranean.
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Turkish Media Revive Libya Deal and Chevron Dispute: Tripoli’s Ultimatum to Greece Over Crete
Turkish Media Revive Libya Deal and Chevron Dispute: Tripoli’s Ultimatum to Greece Over Crete
Turkish newspaper Aydınlık brings the controversial Turkey–Libya maritime agreement back into focus, highlighting Libyan claims over offshore exploration blocks south of Crete and warning of a potential freeze in diplomatic talks with Athens.
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Ratification of the Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal: A New Risk for Greece
Ratification of the Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal: A New Risk for Greece
Eastern Libya’s policy shift, Turkey’s assertiveness, and the growing geopolitical concerns in the Eastern Mediterranean
