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Greece rules out seeking Turkish consent for Cyprus-Crete power cable surveys
Ankara has warned it will not permit unauthorised activity on its claimed continental shelf and dismissed a notification compromise, while Athens refuses to seek permission and the company behind the project readies a NAVTEX request
Turkey issues Navtex for Oruc Reis survey of planned natural gas pipeline to the occupied territories
The Navtex for the Turkish research vessel, which is accompanied by three ships, remains in force until 25 October
Government braces for tough pre-election winter as rising prices and Turkey tensions loom
Fuel relief measures are returning, polls suggest the Thessaloniki fair package is reaching beyond New Democracy's 30% vote share, and a prospective Samaras party and the released Ilias Kasidiaris threaten to reshape the political right
Mitsotakis and Macron set plan to resume Cyprus power cable survey off Kasos
Meridiam's arrival as majority shareholder has driven closer coordination between Athens, Paris and Nicosia, with a new maritime notice expected soon and a French firm possibly replacing Italy's NextGeo before operations restart again this autumn
Crash test in the Aegean over the cable, drones and the threats: Turkey raises the tension, Greece holds its ground
Athens is set to finalise seabed survey plans within weeks, possibly launching in October, as Erdogan links Turkish objections to Greece's Israeli defence deal, warning against reinforcing the islands with advanced weapons systems
Turkey’s marine parks push Greek-Turkish relations to a dangerous turning point
Ankara's two new marine parks revive sweeping claims that ignore Greek islands entirely in the Aegean, as Athens braces for a parallel showdown over resuming the Crete-Cyprus interconnector surveys and Turkey's demand for NAVTEX clearance
Turkish provocation on the occasion of the shipwreck in Chios: The NOTAM for the search and rescue area
Turkey, in a usual tactic, attempts to instrumentalize the shipwreck in Chios for its own purposes
