In an article published with Middle East Monitor (MEMO) on 7 September, Ramzy Baroud retraces the different disrupting elements at the heart of the recent tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean, whether competition for regional influence or access to energy resources between actors such as Turkey, Russia or Israel. As Baroud reports its, the most disrupting elements in these rising tensions is NATO’s increased marginalization, embodied by a lack of involvement of the USA.Click here to read the article.
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Persisting tensions in Eastern Mediterranean