Eastern Libya parliament endorses Turkiye maritime deal, redrawing alliances

Eastern Libya's parliament has endorsed a maritime boundary agreement with Turkiye, a move that analysts say shifts Libya's alliance structure and challenges existing regional alignments. The EU and Egypt oppose the deal, citing concerns over maritime rights and regional stability. The endorsement signals a potential realignment in the Eastern Mediterranean, with implications for energy exploration and geopolitical influence.

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