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The Implications of The East Med Gas Forum for Turkey and North Cyprus (TRNC)
Abstract Geopolitics of the eastern Mediterranean Sea is heightened in importance primarily due to issues related to maritime claims, access, and the quest for energy resources. Rights to demarcate, protect, and exploit Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZ) are increasingly considered as significant aspects of sea power, strategy and security. In the light of recent hydrocarbon discoveries, […]
Current Trends In East Med Gas Politics
INTRODUCTION In addition to the existing political conflicts in the region, presence of hydrocarbon resources makes the Eastern Mediterranean region much more important in the global dynamics. The region consists of 8 countries, which are Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Egypt, Palestine, Northern Cyprus and Southern Cyprus (Although some of which are not officially recognized as […]
Practicability Of Eastmed Gas Pipeline – Commercial, Financial, Technical, Security, Legal, Reserve And Market Sights –
Greece, Southern Cyprus Management and Israel have signed a deal for a pipeline designed to move gas from the eastern Mediterranean to Europe. This signing ceremony actually is not a new attempt regarding with the due incoherent pipeline project. More than 3 years, the due sides have been coming together, declaring the same claims about […]
Offshore Exploration of the Levant basin In the Eastern Mediterranean particularly with a focus on Lebanon Seismic Exploration & its Impact on the surrounding areas
1- Introduction: Levant basin extends across the most eastern section of the Mediterranean, (Fig. 1), with Egypt in the southern margin, Palestine, Israel, Lebanon and Syria in its eastern offshore margins. The Levant basin is a deep marine basin (Fig. 1) on the right, outlined in dashed white, with water depths of 1,500-2,000m, and an […]
Brunt of Coronavirus in Oil Markets & 2020 Prices
1. Introduction Oil prices are one of the most important items affecting the trends in the global economy. In addition to global sights, being the price levels directly influencing the individual budgets and preferences, sociological impact reaches much higher levels than the expectations. That’s why to have an idea about the tendencies and directions of […]
Coronavirus Crisis and the Middle East
1. Overview of the Coronavirus Crisis Since the Coronavirus, also known as Covid-19, spread outside of China in January 2020 it quickly turned into a global crisis of unprecedented scale, taking a high toll on human life and laying baring the fragility of battle-hardened economies that had not seen a shock alike since the financial […]
Coronavirus Vs. Climate
The Prequel Although it looked like a local problem that was born in Wuhan, China, the new form of the coronavirus Covid-19 spread like wildfire across the globe. The total number of coronavirus cases is nearing 3 million (April 24, 2020) and unfortunately, the death toll is almost 200,000. The virus is thought to have […]
Deglobalization or Reglobalization?
Until the recent corona virus outbreak, such a situation can only be occurred in movies having well-written scenarios. Although there are many simulations for possible pandemics, the world seems not well prepared. That is, this outbreak is much beyond available predicted scenarios. Regarding the level of social and economic isolation caused by corona virus outbreak, […]