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Agreement paves way for both countries to develop gasfields in eastern Mediterranean
Hopes had been high for agreement that would have paved way for use of disputed gasfield
Erdoğan ramps up hostile rhetoric as Nato allies clash over range of historical disputes
Foreign ministers in heated exchange after meeting meant to reduce Eastern Mediterranean tensions
Foreign minister of breakaway north says decades of talks have been a ‘total failure’
€2.5bn deal marks one of Athens’ first major defence purchases since financial crisis
State agency and officials targeted in retaliation for purchase of Russian missile defence system
Leaders will discuss response to escalating crisis that has stoked fears of regional conflict
Stand-off over suspected weapons delivery will exacerbate tensions between Ankara and EU
Azerbaijan-Armenia truce underlines new regional balance between Moscow and Ankara
Athens calls on Ankara to stop latest seismic survey by Oruc Reis research ship
Bloc targets 40 officials while US announces sanctions against 8 regime figures
Brussels meeting ends in deadlock after Nicosia urges measures against Turkey
Adviser to Turkey’s president dials down tensions ahead of EU summit
Competition over gas and regional rivalries fuel stand-off between Turkey and neighbours
The FT's energy editor David Sheppard looks at the dash for gas in the eastern Mediterranean
Athens refuses to join in unless Ankara withdraws naval ships from contested maritime areas
Europe can no longer rely on the US to act as referee in the Greek stand-off with Turkey
President weighs in as France says it will join naval exercises in region amid stand-off over hydrocarbons
Foreign ministers call for dialogue between Turkey, Greece, Cyprus and France
EU needs a more coherent approach to energy policy and the region
Paris backs Greece in row with Ankara over oil and gas exploration in disputed area
Competing claims have left Ankara isolated. Its efforts to stall projects threaten billions of dollars in investment
Drawing of new maritime boundaries heightens regional battle for undersea resources
The eastern Mediterranean will remain undeveloped unless the country alters its course
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