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“Blue Homeland” from Libya to the Mediterranean: Libya submits map of outer continental shelf boundaries up to Crete – Urges Athens and Cairo to cancel exploration and licensing rounds
On May 27, Libya submitted a Note Verbale to the UN—published as an official document on July 1—attempting to impose faits accomplis based on the Turkey-Libya Memorandum of Understanding, primarily against Greece, but also Egypt
Gerapetritis back in Libya today: Delicate balances, Turkey’s role, and the stance toward Tripoli
In Tripoli, Mr. Gerapetritis is expected to discuss the major issue that has arisen with the maritime zones, as reflected in the Libyan Verbal Communication to the UN.
Georgiadis: We are not intimidated by Libya’s diplomatic note — Greece has already taken action on hydrocarbons
What the Health Minister said about public hospitals being evaluated by patients themselves, and the launch of the new 1566 helpline
How Athens “reads” the maps of Libya after the verbal note – Strong message on the invalid Turkish-Libyan memorandum
The Greek side, maintaining diplomatic composure, will insist on the need for technical talks on the delimitation, with a view to a final resolution by the International Court of Justice in The Hague
What Gerapetritis heard from Haftar on migration and the Turkish-Turkish memorandum – Athens speaks of positive steps that need daily confirmation
On the Greek side, however, there was cautious optimism that there would be no unpleasant surprises in the near future
Greek-Turkish map…clash sparked by marine spatial planning in the Aegean – Gerapetritis’ message on The Hague
The Foreign Minister stated that Turkey's reaction to the map that splits the Aegean in two was expected and added that there's only one solution to this dispute: signing a joint agreement to refer the matter to The Hague
After Greece, Turkey also presented a map for maritime spatial planning – They are splitting the Aegean in two
‘Blue Homeland’ deepens, says Milliyet – The map was not published in the Turkish media until after the Greek announcement – According to the newspaper, Turkey chooses the median line of the Aegean as a border, claiming one side of the sea
