Europe is something else: a space power by necessity, still catching up in strategy

Weapons manufacturers worldwide hit $679 billion in revenue, driven by geopolitical tensions, conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, and rising military budgets, with U.S., German, Russian, and Israeli companies leading growth

Naturally, the question arises whether Greece is becoming excessively tied to the United States

Belgian police raided the EU diplomatic service and the College of Europe as part of an investigation into suspected fraud involving EU-funded training for junior diplomats, with three people detained

Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner travel to Moscow as Washington refines its Ukraine peace framework, while Kyiv and Europe warn against any deal that meets Russia’s key demands

Libyan parliament leader Aguila Saleh Issa will make his first official visit to Greece, meeting Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis as Athens reiterates its opposition to the Turkey–Libya maritime agreement

Greece’s Minister for Citizen Protection urged farmers to continue protests without obstructing customs points or ports, stressing that demonstrations are constitutional but must not disrupt the country’s essential trade routes

A severe weather system originating from North Africa will bring heavy rains, thunderstorms, and localized flooding to much of Greece from Wednesday through Friday, with winds reaching up to 8 Beaufort in some area

The presence of younger Archons alters the internal dynamics of the Order in a subtle but meaningful way

The club manager was arrested after authorities discovered underage patrons consuming alcohol, part of ongoing targeted inspections across Athens to protect minors

New revelations emerge as the accused claims she acted alone, while questions remain over potential accomplices and security camera footage in the shocking case

The article frames the military presence on Eastern Aegean islands as a violation of international agreements and part of a chain of disputes that Turkey argues directly affect its rights and interests.

A 29-year-old driver under the influence of alcohol struck four pedestrians in Loutsa, Greece, killing a 24-year-old man. New footage reveals the vehicle’s chaotic path, while the victim’s partner and family sustained serious injuries

Christos Mouzakitis was in Turin yesterday (1/12) to receive the prestigious Golden Boy Web 2025 award

Beyond energy, the U.S. ambassador pointed to expanding defense ties, referencing her meeting with Defense Minister Nikos Dendias and new opportunities for joint training and modernization.

However and whenever the circle of blood closes, Ukraine will not be what it was, on a continent that is no longer what it was

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias presented Greece’s “Agenda 2030” in Brussels, stressing the country’s contribution to the EU’s defense readiness, and held talks on strengthening European cooperation, innovation, and bilateral ties with Sweden

Seven Turkish trawlers were recorded operating within Greek waters near Agathonisi and Farmakonisi, reportedly destroying local fish habitats while escorted by Turkish Coast Guard vessels

Farmers across Greece are reinforcing roadblocks, blocking highways and border crossings, and planning new disruptions as they press the government to meet their demands, warning that mobilisations will intensify in the coming days

The Education Ministry is dedicating 3 December to inclusion and awareness for students with disabilities, replacing regular lessons with activities, workshops and presentations that promote equal access to education and respect for diversity