The Eastern Mediterranean should be treated as a strategic theater in its own right, not merely as the flank of another priority

Diplomatic sources issue a sharp response to Turkey's new NAVTEX on surveys for a planned undersea pipeline carrying natural gas to the occupied areas

Turkey's Defense Ministry escalates its provocative rhetoric over the power interconnection and also takes aim at the military parade in Cyprus

Athens awaits France's request for a NAVTEX on the Greece-Cyprus cable survey, while Ankara insists no energy project proceeds without Turkish approval

DMs from the three countries meet in Cairo to deepen trilateral cooperation, with Dendias stressing ties are based on international law and are not directed against any other state

Ankara said fighter jets and support aircraft carried out an “extended training flight” in the east Mediterranean

The Greek side is apparently seeking to counter Turkey’s quantitative military buildup through frigates, UA systems and advanced defense technology

Greek and Israeli energy ministers reviewed Middle East developments, alternative energy routes and progress on regional electricity links during a phone call.

Turkey sent its survey ship out on the anniversary of its 1974 Cyprus invasion, prompting concern in Athens

Brussels raises concerns over a planned gas pipeline linking Turkey to occupied northern Cyprus, adding new friction to the region

They cite restrictions still in effect over Ankara's purchase of Russia's S-400 system

Athens is closely monitors growing defense between Ankara and Cairo amid shifting regional dynamics in the eastern Mediterranean

PM Kyriacos Mitsotakis covered 10 key topics, from cultural heritage and housing to fire prevention, labor, and defense

Greece and Turkey's fragile diplomacy faces a serious test as Ankara prepares legislation codifying its revisionist claims over the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean

The Eastern Mediterranean Gateway Act has cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The bipartisan bill aims to elevate Greece, Cyprus, Israel & Egypt as strategic U.S. partners in energy, defense & the IMEC trade corridor

The University of Nicosia Law School and IENE co-organize a conference on Eastern Mediterranean energy challenges and prospects, held June 24 in Athens

Growing defense ties on the part of Greece and Cyprus with Israel and France, respectively, have strengthened regional deterrence and reportedly heightened Turkish concerns over strategic isolation, maritime influence and future energy corridors

If the Eastern Mediterranean is to function as a region of energy cooperation, critical infrastructure cannot remain hostage to unilateral actions and geopolitical pressure

Turkish president says threats to Syria, Lebanon and Turkish Cypriot interests would draw a strong response; Netanyahu brands Erdogan an 'antisemitic tyrant' in sharp rebuttal

At the 10th ministerial meeting of the East Mediterranean Gas Forum in Washington, officials discussed energy security, regional cooperation and the future of natural gas development.