Turkey-Greece maritime spat threatens to spill into EU summit
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will raise Turkey and Libya’s contested maritime border agreement at Friday’s informal EU leaders’ summit in Dublin, an Athens official said. The deal has angered Greece and annoyed the European Union, which backs Greece’s position that the pact ignores islands including Crete. The dispute matters because it could harden the EU’s stance toward Turkey and complicate broader cooperation. Watch whether the summit produces a formal EU statement on the deal and how Ankara responds.
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