Turkey could use Libya maritime deal as precedent against Cyprus, expert warns
The disputed 2019 pact could expand Libya’s maritime claims by almost 45%, while the European Union says it cannot affect third countries.
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Turkey could use Libya maritime deal as precedent against Cyprus, expert warns
Turkey is using its maritime agreement with Libya to exert diplomatic pressure on Greece and Cyprus, while establishing a precedent that could eventually be used to challenge the Republic of Cyprus’ maritime rights, international law expert Maria Gavouneli has warned. Speaking to the Cyprus Mail, Gavouneli, professor of international law and member of the board […]
Türkiye's maritime delimitation agreement with Libya was met with panic on the Greek side. Greek expert Maria Gavouneli said that Ankara's move could set a precedent for Cyprus and that a similar agreement with Egypt could provide Cairo with a larger maritime area.
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