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Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis is using international law and a maritime agreement with Egypt as a model for resolving disputes in the eastern Mediterranean.
Background
Greece and Turkey have long-standing disputes over maritime boundaries and resource rights in the Eastern Mediterranean. These tensions involve competing claims to territorial waters and exclusive economic zones, impacting energy exploration and regional stability. Various international actors have an interest in the resolution of these issues.
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Greece Uses International Law to Resolve Eastern Mediterranean Disputes
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Greece is employing international law and existing maritime agreements as a framework for settling disputes in the eastern Mediterranean.
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