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Greece Highlights Maritime Security as Top Priority at UN
At the UN General Assembly, Greece emphasized the need for a new maritime security architecture based on international cooperation, citing increased threats in the Red Sea and the importance of protecting global supply chains.
Greece Highlights Maritime Security as Top Priority at UN
At the UN General Assembly, Greece emphasized the need for a new maritime security architecture based on international cooperation, citing increased threats in the Red Sea and the importance of protecting global supply chains.
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16% Bias Score
Cyprus Challenges Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal at UN
Cyprus officially challenged the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime agreement at the UN, arguing it violates international law by ignoring the maritime rights of neighboring states, including Greek islands, and contradicts UNCLOS Article 121 regarding island rights to maritime zones.
Cyprus Challenges Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal at UN
Cyprus officially challenged the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime agreement at the UN, arguing it violates international law by ignoring the maritime rights of neighboring states, including Greek islands, and contradicts UNCLOS Article 121 regarding island rights to maritime zones.
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56% Bias Score
China Rejects 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award
China on Saturday urged relevant countries to stop referring to the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award, calling it illegal and non-binding, after the Philippines said it would continue to use the award to assert its rights.
China Rejects 2016 South China Sea Arbitral Award
China on Saturday urged relevant countries to stop referring to the 2016 South China Sea arbitral award, calling it illegal and non-binding, after the Philippines said it would continue to use the award to assert its rights.
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56% Bias Score
Greece-Turkey Maritime Dispute Reignited by Conflicting Spatial Plans
Turkey and Greece simultaneously published their maritime spatial plans, sparking renewed tensions over Aegean Sea boundaries; Turkey rejects Greece's claims, including its island EEZs, citing the median line principle and the 1976 Berna Accord, while Greece insists its map is a technical obligation...
Greece-Turkey Maritime Dispute Reignited by Conflicting Spatial Plans
Turkey and Greece simultaneously published their maritime spatial plans, sparking renewed tensions over Aegean Sea boundaries; Turkey rejects Greece's claims, including its island EEZs, citing the median line principle and the 1976 Berna Accord, while Greece insists its map is a technical obligation...
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48% Bias Score
China's Active Role in International Maritime Dispute Settlement
A Beijing symposium on international maritime dispute settlement highlighted China's proactive role in peaceful resolutions, emphasizing adherence to international law, including UNCLOS, and promoting a "maritime community with a shared future".
China's Active Role in International Maritime Dispute Settlement
A Beijing symposium on international maritime dispute settlement highlighted China's proactive role in peaceful resolutions, emphasizing adherence to international law, including UNCLOS, and promoting a "maritime community with a shared future".
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44% Bias Score
International High Seas Treaty Nears Ratification
With Marocco and Sierra Leone's recent ratification, the UN treaty for high seas protection has reached the 60-ratification threshold, and is expected to come into force in January 2024, covering over two-thirds of the ocean.
International High Seas Treaty Nears Ratification
With Marocco and Sierra Leone's recent ratification, the UN treaty for high seas protection has reached the 60-ratification threshold, and is expected to come into force in January 2024, covering over two-thirds of the ocean.
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24% Bias Score
Greece, Turkey Clash Over Competing Marine Park Maps Amidst Ongoing Maritime Disputes
Greece and Turkey unveiled competing marine park maps in the Eastern Mediterranean, implicitly marking their respective maritime claims, escalating tensions stemming from the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime agreement that violated international law and triggered condemnations from Greece and the EU.
Greece, Turkey Clash Over Competing Marine Park Maps Amidst Ongoing Maritime Disputes
Greece and Turkey unveiled competing marine park maps in the Eastern Mediterranean, implicitly marking their respective maritime claims, escalating tensions stemming from the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime agreement that violated international law and triggered condemnations from Greece and the EU.
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40% Bias Score
U.S. to Consider Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction Lease in American Samoa
The U.S. Department of the Interior will consider a mineral extraction lease in American Samoa's South Pacific waters, marking the first such proposal in 30 years, following a request from Impossible Metals, and in line with President Trump's Executive Order, but raising concerns about international...
U.S. to Consider Deep-Sea Mineral Extraction Lease in American Samoa
The U.S. Department of the Interior will consider a mineral extraction lease in American Samoa's South Pacific waters, marking the first such proposal in 30 years, following a request from Impossible Metals, and in line with President Trump's Executive Order, but raising concerns about international...
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40% Bias Score
Canadian Mining Firm Bypasses UN, Seeks US License for Deep-Sea Mining
Canadian mining company TMC plans to circumvent the UN's International Seabed Authority by applying for a US license to mine in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, challenging international law and the UNCLOS treaty.
Canadian Mining Firm Bypasses UN, Seeks US License for Deep-Sea Mining
Canadian mining company TMC plans to circumvent the UN's International Seabed Authority by applying for a US license to mine in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, challenging international law and the UNCLOS treaty.
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40% Bias Score
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