Shifting Middle East Geopolitics Reshape Eastern Mediterranean Dynamics

Expanding Turkish influence and evolving diplomatic ties centered on Saudi Arabia are altering regional power structures across the Eastern Mediterranean. These geopolitical shifts are prompting strategic reassessments regarding Cyprus’s security and economic positioning.

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Mecca and the new Middle East: What it means for the Eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus

by Euripides L. Evriviades* The Mecca Agreement, signed on 7 August by Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan, matters less for the alliance it creates than for the Middle East it may foreshadow. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan described it as technically equivalent to NATO’s Article 5: an armed attack against one would be considered an […]

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