I think it is too soon to have that conclusion. It's a good sign, but we should still be cautious of who might try sink any positive development.
Iran-US war that has that region stuck, might be a blessing in disguise otherwise you know who'd have taken action.
Lol, trying to sell some EEZ to try to get Egypt to accept.
The blatant proposal of sale of EEZ in that map clearly shows there is no basis for the EEZ claim that Greece is putting Dorthe, and the more they compromise to sell the worse they stand.
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They make up a fifth of Israel's population – their votes could be decisive for the country's future.
Voter turnout among the Arab population in Israel may have an impact on who gets the opportunity to form a government.
As you approach Umm al-Fahm in northern Israel, the Arab election...
Non sense. Greece claim started as a fantasy drawing in some weird university or so and they went with the map claiming it valid. The stupid part is how so many decided to support it despite it being absent of rationale.
We even saw the issue between UK and France on that small island closere...
Timothy Garton Ash: 'From Post-War Europe to Post-Wall Europe - and Back'
By Annie Boss (CERES MA student)
October 6, 2023
Fifty years of travel through Europe naturally yields a wealth of insights. In his new book Homelands—A Personal History of Europe, a celebrated historian Timothy Garton Ash...
https://news.usni.org/2026/10/16/army-lays-out-new-plan-for-prolonged-fight-in-first-island-chain
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If US is establishing rotation based presence while keeping the cost low, they're likely going to establish more bases that could help grow local communities larger...
We should never underestimate the amounts needed. Also in the case of Atak if they don't fit our doctrine anymore we could try to sell them as 2nd hand. At least we wouldn't need to produce them first.