Turkey aims to change maritime borders in the Mediterranean with Libya and create a joint economic corridor. This has sparked strong protests from Greece and has also set the European Union in motion.

Analysis: Once enemies, the Haftar camp is now embracing a maritime deal with Turkey, reflecting a broader struggle for ...

Israel should work with Athens, Nicosia, and Cairo on a shared legal assessment that maps contested zones, documents ...

Athens warns of countermeasures after eastern Libya’s parliament ratifies the controversial Turkey-Libya maritime agreement, ...

Egypt is moving on different fronts to contain the fallout from the recently ratified Libya-Turkey maritime deal, with ...

Even as the votes are still being counted, it is clear that the Israeli elections could profoundly affect relations between ...

CAIRO, Oct 24 (Reuters) - The prime minister of Libya's UN-recognised Government of National Unity told Egypt's intelligence ...

After Benghazi ratified the Turkey-Libya memorandum, Greece faces rising tension with Turkey over Chevron’s surveys, the ...

A significant diplomatic intervention by Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has brought the Greece–Cyprus electricity ...

Victor Davis Hanson is trying to understand why Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney would choose China, Turkey, and the ...

Ankara is seeking to overturn the status quo in the Aegean in its entirety. Allies and partners must stop playing the ...

Twelve migrants died in two separate incidents in the eastern Aegean Sea, off the islands of Samos and Lesbos, involving ...