Turkey-Libya maritime deal revives East Med dispute; EU rejects ratification

Turkey and Libya have revived a maritime boundary agreement, prompting EU rejection and threatening planned underwater infrastructure linking Greece, Cyprus, and Israel. The deal challenges existing maritime claims and could escalate regional tensions over energy resources. The EU's stance signals potential diplomatic friction, but the immediate impact on infrastructure projects remains uncertain.

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