Libya Threatens to Halt Talks Over Greek Oil Exploration South of Crete
Libya has formally warned Greece that its planned offshore energy exploration south of Crete could lead to the suspension of bilateral maritime boundary talks…
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Libya Threatens to Halt Greece Border Talks Over Crete Drilling
Libya has sent Greece a formal diplomatic note threatening to suspend maritime boundary negotiations if Greek-authorized energy exploration south of Crete…
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Egypt’s Supreme Court Could Strip St. Catherine’s Monastery of More Land
Egypt’s Supreme Court is set to rule on October 24 on the property rights and legal status of St. Catherine’s Monastery at Mount Sinai, and the outcome could…
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Greek Special Forces Arrest Hamas Suspect Planning to Bomb Israeli Cruise Ship
Greek special forces arrested a 37-year-old Egyptian man of Palestinian origin in Athens after finding chemicals, a precision scale and bomb-making equipment…
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Egypt, Cyprus, and Greece Push to Accelerate East Med Gas to Europe
Egypt, Cyprus, and Greece are moving to fast-track East Mediterranean gas development and get it flowing to European markets, after their three energy…
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Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, France and Italy Launch War Games South of Crete
Five nations are conducting a major joint military exercise south of Crete, covering the sea zone from the island’s eastern tip to the western edge of Rhodes…
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Mitsotakis Meets Sisi in El Alamein for Greece-Cyprus-Egypt Summit
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is in El Alamein, Egypt today for a one-on-one meeting with President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, followed by a trilateral…
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Israel Navy Moves to Block Turkey’s Mediterranean Push
The Israeli Navy is actively working to deter Turkish maritime expansion in the Mediterranean, with the IDF now on high alert for any Turkish moves by sea…
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Fidan in Egypt: Greece-Cyprus-Israel Trilateral Is “Against Turkey and Egypt”
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan traveled to El Alamein, Egypt on Friday and launched a direct attack on the Greece-Cyprus-Israel trilateral, telling…
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Cleopatra Died on This Day 2,056 Years Ago. Rome Never Recovered
Today marks 2,056 years since Cleopatra VII took her own life on August 12, 30 BC, choosing death over the humiliation of being paraded through Rome as a…
