of bilateral relations, ranging from Turkish aggressiveness in the Aegean and the Mediterranean to the recent signing of a Libya-Turkey MOU on delimiting

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" while he was receiving Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the Oval Office late Tuesday. For his part, Mitsotakis said that the Turkey-Libya maritime deal

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rights and ignore the illegal Libya-Turkey accord delimiting their putative EEZs, which in fact are not contiguous. Erdogan declared that Greece

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rights and ignore the illegal Libya-Turkey accord delimiting their putative EEZs, which in fact are not contiguous. Erdogan declared that Greece

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which left no time for any serious statement on the minefield of the Southeast Mediterranean but Mitsotakis grabbed the opportunity to slam the Libya-Turkey

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Ankara for its bellicose posture stressing that Turkey signed an MOU with Libya which is legally null and void on EEZ delimitation. The maps which Ankara

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Ankara for its bellicose posture stressing that Turkey signed an MOU with Libya which is legally null and void on EEZ delimitation. The maps which Ankara

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for their sovereign rights and condemns Turkey's provocations on this score. We reiterate our concerns. We clearly condemn the Turkey-Libya agreement [de

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that islands have a continental shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The Libya factor In the interim, a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding between Turkey

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and Cyprus even as he defended the controversial Libya-Turkey MOU regarding the supposed delimitation of the two countries' EEZs, which under international

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is squarely in Greece's court in its opposition to the Turkey-Libya MOU supposedly delimiting the Exclusive Economic Zones of the two countries

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Phileleftheros Akar defends Turkey-Libya MOU on EEZs Regarding the Turkey-Libya MOU on supposed maritime borders that has

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