Tag Archive: Eastern Mediterranean

Egyptian-Turkish Relations on a Roller Coaster: Implications for the Eastern Mediterranean

This policy paper delves into the volatile relationship between Egypt and Turkey, examining its profound implications for the Eastern Mediterranean. Since 2020, Egyptian-Turkish relations have moved cautiously towards rapprochement following a period of intense tension. Central to this relationship is the Libyan conflict, in which both states hold substantial stakes. This study explores the current […]

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UNCLOS and the Delimitation of Maritime Zones in the Eastern Mediterranean

The dispute between Greece and Turkey concerning the delimitation of sea borders in the Eastern Mediterranean has become a security challenge for the whole region. The recent agreements of Greece with Italy and Egypt have affirmed that it respects the international law of the sea and is ready to show the flexibility necessary to reach […]

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Turkey’s Labyrinthine Relationship with the West: Seeking a Way Forward

Marc Pierini, former EU Ambassador and Head of Delegation to Turkey (2006-2011), inaugurates the first publication of ELIAMEP’s new Programme on Turkey. In the past few years and especially the past few weeks, Turkey’s relationship with the West, in particular with Europe, has become increasingly protracted. Turkey’s misguided economic policies and drastic political choices toward […]

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