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WORLD • EUROPE AND THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN

Greece plans to raise Turkey-Libya maritime deal at EU leaders’ meeting

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Greece’s prime minister plans to raise a maritime agreement between Turkey and Libya at an informal EU leaders’ meeting in Dublin. The dispute could feature in the summit, but the article does not report any decision or outcome.

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Why it matters

The immediate effects concern Greece, Turkey, Libya and the EU; the article identifies no direct U.S. consequence.

What happens next

The informal EU leaders’ meeting is scheduled for Friday. It is not yet known whether the issue will be discussed or whether the meeting will produce any action.

Whether the issue is discussed at the Dublin meeting

Whether Greece, Turkey or the EU takes further action over the agreement