Turkey-Greece maritime spat threatens to spill into EU summit
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Greece's Prime Minister Kiriakos Mitsotakis intends to raise the issue of the disputed agreement on the maritime boundaries between Turkey and Libya at the informal summit of European Union leaders in Dublin, reports Politico. The dispute agreement on maritime boundaries has caused discontent between Athens and Brussels and could disrupt the agenda of the upcoming summit of European Union leaders, which was to focus on Ukraine and artificial int…
A controversial maritime border agreement between Libya and Turkey has angered Greece, caused irritation in the European Union — and could hamper Friday's summit of EU leaders.
On the agenda of the European Union Summit to be held on Friday (13/11), Greece is expected to bring the issue of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum.Read more...
Mitsotakis is expected to raise the Turkish-Libyan memorandum at the EU Summit, according to Politico. The possibility of sanctions and the Greece-Cyprus cable
Mitsotakis' intervention in the EU.
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