The Libyan government is seeking to reinforce its military and institutional footing—turning once again to Ankara with a newly signed strategic agreement aimed at rebuilding the Libyan armed forces.

An Egyptian court ruling affirming Egypt’s ownership of Saint Catherine’s Monastery lands has ignited a diplomatic dispute with Greece, reflecting tensions between national sovereignty and religious heritage.

As the global race intensifies for fifth-generation stealth fighters, doubts are growing about Rafale’s ability to survive in a battlefield increasingly shaped by electronic stealth, AI, and network superiority.

Migrant arrivals to Greece have surged in 2024, highlighting a strained asylum system and rising anti-immigration sentiment across Europe.

Key factors driving Turkiye and Egypt back to negotiations included energy resources in the Eastern Mediterranean, Libya’s political situation, Gulf relations, the Ethiopia dam crisis, Sudan’s instability, and Israeli crimes in Gaza.