#Energy Security
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Egypt and Chevron Initial Financial Deal for Aphrodite Gas Link
The proposed Cyprus-to-Egypt gas route still needs binding supply and pipeline contracts, as well as a final investment decision
Cyprus Challenges Proposed Tripling of Aphrodite Gas Transit Fee
A reported $3-per-MMBtu tariff complicates plans to export gas to Egypt, while NewMed targets 2028 for an investment decision
Cyprus Ties €25m GSI Payment to NAVTEX Amid €220m Cost Gap
The regulator has recognized €82m of €302m claimed by Greece’s grid operator; Damianos says consumers will pay only after power flows
Türkiye to Receive Russian Diesel Under US–Russia Deal, Bayraktar Says
Ankara says the arrangement will support energy security; the buyer, volume and delivery timetable remain undisclosed
Akkuyu Delays Put 2010 Pricing Clause in Focus as Solar Overtakes Nuclear
The WNISR examines Akkuyu’s missed deadlines, a 2010 pricing clause and Russian financing as solar outproduces nuclear worldwide
Iraq, Türkiye Open Talks on Broad Energy Pact as Ankara Pushes Basra-Ceyhan Expansion
Both sides confirm framework talks on oil, gas and infrastructure, while Ankara proposes extending Kirkuk-Ceyhan to Basra as a Hormuz alternative
Fidan Calls for Gulf Attacks to Stop, Seeks Pre-War Hormuz Status Quo
Türkiye’s foreign minister says Iran’s stability affects the wider region as commercial traffic through the strait remains sharply reduced
Türkiye Still Takes Iranian Gas a Month After Contract Expired
Three conflicting accounts circulate over why volumes keep crossing the border, and neither Ankara nor Tehran has confirmed any of them
War Debris Keeps Reaching Türkiye's Black Sea Coast as Sakarya Output Prepares to Double
One drone was identified as a Russian-made Geran-2. Another was destroyed off Karaburun with no published origin assessment
Eastern Mediterranean Brief August 4, 2026: Cyprus, Lebanon, Hormuz
Türkiye links updated Cyprus readiness to Greek Cypriot-Israeli defense ties as Lebanon talks resume and drone attacks threaten shipping and energy
Italy Seeks More Azerbaijani Gas as Qatar Supply Shock Ripples Through Europe
Iran's strikes on Qatar's LNG infrastructure have knocked out roughly 17 percent of its export capacity, pushing Rome to seek expanded pipeline flows from Baku
Eastern Mediterranean Strategic Brief | March 11, 2026
Key military, maritime and diplomatic developments across the Eastern Mediterranean
Iraq Asks Kurdistan Regional Government to Open Pipeline to Türkiye as Southern Oil Exports Collapse
Baghdad is seeking an alternative export route as Gulf shipping stalls, but Erbil has conditions
Missiles, Drones and Oil: The Strategic Logic Behind the War
Commentary by Reza Talebi
The Independence Paradox: Akkuyu and the Point of No Return
Murat Yıldız examines how Akkuyu could strengthen Türkiye’s energy security while extending Russia’s control over critical nuclear infrastructure.