The European Commission’s annual report on Turkey, published today (4/11), contains sharp criticism of Turkey’s stance toward Greece and Cyprus. More specifically, the European Commission documents Turkey’s obstruction of research activities related to the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnection cable, notes that the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum is invalid and produces no legal consequences for third states, and adds that the casus belli threat against any potential extension of Greek territorial waters in the Aegean remains in force.
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