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Diplomatic · US / New York Multiple sources

Greece and Turkey have a diplomatic dispute at the UN Security Council over a maritime memorandum with Libya.

First reported
2026-10-30 08:46 (5 d ago)
Last update
2026-10-30 17:12 (5 d ago)
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3 sources · 10 Reports

Timeline

  1. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 08:46 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey debate the Libyan maritime memorandum at the UN Security Council.
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  2. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 10:50 · 5 d ago
    Cyprus again rejects the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum during an UN Security Council debate in New York.
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  3. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 11:06 · 5 d ago
    A Cypriot envoy reiterates that the UN Security Council rejects the Turkey-Libya maritime deal.
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  4. أخبار جوجل – تركيا wire 11:20 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey address the maritime memorandum with Libya at the UN Security Council.
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  5. أخبار جوجل – ليبيا wire 11:20 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey have a diplomatic dispute at the UN Security Council over a maritime memorandum with Libya.
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  6. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 11:23 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey discuss the maritime memorandum with Libya at the UN Security Council.
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  7. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 12:20 · 5 d ago
    A report says Greece and Turkey dispute a maritime agreement involving Libya at the United Nations.
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  8. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 14:04 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey present opposing positions at the UN Security Council over a maritime agreement with Libya.
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  9. Google News – Libya (EN) wire 14:04 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey dispute the maritime agreement with Libya at the UN Security Council.
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  10. أخبار جوجل – ليبيا wire 17:12 · 5 d ago
    Greece and Turkey exchange diplomatic remarks at the UN Security Council over Libya.
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