Closer French-Greek defense ties seen
The close defense relations between France and Greece were affirmed Monday during the visit of French Minister of Defense Sebastien Lecornu.
The close defense relations between France and Greece were affirmed Monday during the visit of French Minister of Defense Sebastien Lecornu.
Chapter HJ-04 Solon Conference with the participation of Dr. Athanasios Platias, Professor of Strategy at the Department of International and European Studies of the University of Piraeus, and Executive in Logistics on Top Management Level Mr. Dimitris Papasotiriou: ‘Geopolitical Storm in Logistics – The Domino Effect Reshaping the Global Trade Map: Opportunities & Risks for […]
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis met with Israeli leaders in Jerusalem on Sunday to advance defense and energy cooperation, signaling closer strategic ties amid heightened regional tensions. The visit comes as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan increases Ankara’s assertive stance in the Eastern Mediterranean, prompting Greece and Israel to reinforce their alliance.
The Center for International Strategic Analyses (KEDISA) co-organized with the Embassy of the Republic of Lithuania in Greece with great success a webinar titled: “The Challenges of EU Enlargement in Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans” on Friday 28 March 2025. Speakers of the webinar were: Mrs. Aiste Bertulytė- Žikevičienė Counselor, EU Department, Ministry of […]
Greece will participate in an international force in Ukraine only under three conditions: a ceasefire agreement, no deployment on Russian soil, and a clear exit strategy if hostilities resume.
By Giles Merritt, founder of Friends of Europe Europeans should forget about the two things said to worry them most – invasion by Russia and the United States’ desertion of NATO. For compelling reasons, neither of these nightmare scenarios is likely.
US President Donald Trump highlighted the military cooperation between Washington and Athens in his proclamation for Greek Independence Day, calling it a cornerstone of stability.
Turkey will remain excluded from the European Union’s new defense funding mechanism, as outlined in the European Commission’s White Paper on the Future of European Defense.
The latest moves to create a “coalition of the willing” among European nations to support Ukraine may have been made inevitable by the shift in US policy; but this period of turmoil has left Greece trying to find its footing.
The debate over the supposed possible withdrawal of US military forces from Alexandroupoli in northeastern Greece, has highlighted the critical role of the port in supporting NATO’s eastern flank.
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