The Cable Passes Through Paris — The Turkish Demand Remains on the Table
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A new flashpoint of tension between Greece and Turkey is emerging in the Eastern Mediterranean over the GSI (Great Sea Interconnector) electrical interconnection project, which extends from Crete to Israel, according to reports in the Turkish press. In particular, the French research vessel “Abeille Marengo” is at the center of Hurriyet and Sozcu, with Turkish media reporting... GSI: “Second Kasos crisis” seen by the Turkish press – Ankara tur…
“We have all the papers, all the guarantees, and all the weapons in our quiver to move forward.” The article Farantouris demands explanations for France’s involvement in the cable: “Let’s not wake up to developments of secret diplomacy” appeared first on Documento.
Hurriyet hosts an article titled "The Knot in the Cable", what is the climate in Turkey. Nikos Markovitis reports from Istanbul The article Bra de fer for the cable: The messages from Turkey was originally published on AlphaTV.
The need for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection to proceed without any backsliding, on the basis of International Law and the Law of the Sea, was underlined by PASOK MEP Nikos Farantouris, speaking to ERT. Mr. Farantouris expressed concern about information about diplomatic contacts between France and Turkey regarding the project. As he stated, it is not
Today’s Turkish press coverage of the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection is turning its attention to France. The reports present the Paris-Ankara contacts as crucial for the resumption of the investigations, while some of the press describe the case as a Greek plan that has run into Turkish objections. France in the spotlight The Hurriyet, under the title “At the knot of the cable, eyes turn to France”, approaches the case as an open dip…
The need to proceed without any backtracking on the electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus, on the basis of International Law and the Law of the Sea, was underlined by PASOK MEP Nikos Farantouris, speaking on the ERTnews program “10′ with a Tone”. Mr. Farantouris expressed concern about information about diplomatic contacts between France and Turkey regarding the ... More www.ertnews.gr
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