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Egypt, Greece, Republic of Cyprus Renew UNCLOS Line on Maritime Deals
The Al-Alamein declaration also calls for foreign forces to leave Libya and makes no reference to Türkiye or the Makkah defense pact
Doğu Akdeniz Stratejik Brifingi | 13 Ağustos 2026: Tanker İstanbul Boğazı'ndan Geçti, Tahıl Hatları Daraldı
Yaptırımlı Rusya bağlantılı tankerler drone savaşına uyum sağlarken Zaviye krizinin tetikleyicisi netleşti; PKK süreci illere taşındı, Erdoğan Abbas'ı ağırladı
Eastern Mediterranean Strategic Brief | August 13, 2026: Tanker Crosses Bosphorus as Grain Routes Tighten
Sanctioned Russia-linked vessels adapt to drone warfare as Zawiya's trigger emerges, the PKK process reaches provinces and Erdoğan hosts Abbas
Doğu Akdeniz Stratejik Brifingi – 12 Ağustos 2026: Kıbrıs Savunma Planını Yeniledi, Fidan Bingazi Yolunda, Abbas Ankara’da
Doğu Akdeniz'deki askeri, denizcilik ve diplomasi gündeminin öne çıkan gelişmeleri
Eastern Mediterranean Strategic Brief – August 12, 2026: Fidan in Benghazi as Libya Reels, Erdoğan Hosts Abbas
Key military, maritime and diplomatic developments across the Eastern Mediterranean
Doğu Akdeniz Brifingi – 5 Ağustos 2026: Hürmüz, Karadeniz, Gazze
İran ve Umman Hürmüz için yeni bir geçiş modeli üzerinde ilerlerken Türkiye, iki Türk sahipli gemiye yönelik saldırıları protesto etti; İsrail'in Gazze'deki eylemlerini kınadı
Libya signs deal to host Africa-Türkiye summit in Tripoli
The December 8-9 gathering will move the partnership beyond its 2022-2026 action plan as Libya prepares to receive African leaders and Türkiye
Türkiye and Libya move energy cooperation offshore as strategic alignment deepens
Türkiye and Libya shift energy ties toward offshore projects
Frontex Reports 26% Drop in Irregular Border Crossings in 2025, Warns Risks Persist
Crossings fell sharply in 2025, but shifting routes keep Europe on alert
Investigation Continues Into Ankara Jet Crash Carrying Libyan Military Delegation
Initial findings rule out sabotage as authorities focus on technical and operational causes
Türkiye–Syria Offshore Energy Plans Draw Regional Attention
The move could add new pressure to an already tense Eastern Mediterranean energy landscape.
Türkiye Honors Libya Delegation Killed in Ankara Plane Crash, Bodies Sent Home
A solemn farewell ceremony underscored Ankara’s message of condolence and solidarity.
Comprehensive Probe Into Fatal Aircraft Crash Ordered as Pro-gov Columnist Raises Mossad & British Intelligence Claims
A multi-layered investigation is underway as authorities signal zero tolerance for uncertainty in aviation safety.
Türkiye Launches Comprehensive Probe into Jet Crash Carrying Libyan Military Delegation
A transparent investigation, supported by third-country oversight, is essential for aviation credibility and regional trust.
Aircraft Carrying Libya’s Chief of General Staff Crashes in Ankara After Contact Lost
Authorities confirm an incident involving a private jet transporting Libya’s top military official, with investigations underway.
Türkiye Extends Libya Military Mandate for Two More Years
Ankara says the extension reflects ongoing security risks in Libya and Türkiye’s commitment to regional stability.
Turkish Frigate’s Libya Exercise Resonates Across the Region
A Turkish frigate’s joint training with Libyan naval cadets comes as Ankara and Tripoli reaffirm maritime cooperation despite persistent Greek diplomatic pressure.
Libya Firmly Rejects Greece's Call to Scrap 2019 Maritime Deal with Türkiye
Libya's parliament condemns Athens' demand to cancel Türkiye maritime pact as sovereignty breach, reaffirming 2019 accord amid Eastern Med tensions
Libya Rejects Greek Pressure on Türkiye Maritime Deal: Sovereignty Clash Escalates in Eastern Mediterranean
Libya digs in against Greek meddling in its Türkiye maritime pact, igniting fresh sovereignty showdown in the gas-hot Eastern Mediterranean.
Tragedy off Crete: At Least 18 Migrants Drown in Deadly New Mediterranean Crossing
At least 18 people died in a devastating shipwreck off Crete, confirming the rising danger of the 180-mile sea corridor from North Africa.