Aegean in Flames - further reading

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chrisol
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Aegean in Flames - further reading

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Hi,

Don't think this has been posted... The Economist had a nice article on tensions in the Eastern Mediterrean (partic between Turkey and Greece, but also where Israel, Egypt and Libya stand on this):

https://www.economist.com/international ... iterranean

Provides excellent background to the Aegean in Flames DLC, and includes a map which demonstrates some of the complexity in ownership of natural resources in the region:

Best wishes,

Chris


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Provides an excellent real world example to think about when playing this DLC!

Thank you for posting this up!
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Yes, thanks for the map. More on the topic today:

https://www.barrons.com/news/turkey-say ... 1598863804

Not sure how to defend an island so close to Turkey.
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