Libyan Parliament Approves Turkey Maritime Deal; Greece Faces New Eastern Med Pressures
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Turkey has gained support from former Libyan adversaries for a maritime border agreement, marking a diplomatic breakthrough that could shift Eastern Mediterranean energy and security dynamics. The deal's durability is uncertain, as it faces opposition from Greece, Egypt, and other regional actors, and its implementation depends on Libya's fragile political landscape. This development signals a potential realignment in regional alliances, with implications for offshore energy exploration and naval jurisdiction.
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