Greece to raise Turkey-Libya maritime pact at EU leaders’ Dublin summit
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will bring a Turkey–Libya maritime agreement to Friday’s informal EU leaders’ meeting in Dublin, though the agenda is meant to cover AI and Ukraine. The deal asserts a corridor in the eastern Mediterranean between Greece and Cyprus that Athens treats as its exclusive economic zone. Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis said Greece would seek EU sanctions and support if tensions escalate. Turkey signed the accord in 2019 with Tripoli’s U.N.-backed government; rival eastern Libyan authorities ratified it on 20 October. Athens worries it could affect offshore work south of Crete and an EU-funded undersea power link to Cyprus.
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