Sources from the Hellenic Ministry of National Defence said Greece is “obliged to maintain its deterrent capability”.

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.

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

Nikos Dendias will join his EU counterparts in Brussels for discussions on the war in Ukraine and the European Union’s defense readiness, including programs under the SAFE framework

ENEO (Evaluating Near Earth Object Impacts), created by engineer Alexandros Notas at the National Technical University of Athens, translates complex space-physics models into practical civil-protection scenarios.

Nikos Dendias announces seven-pillar welfare plan for Armed Forces personnel, including pay rises, free housing, improved healthcare and enhanced support for families, retirees and people with disabilities

Dendias described Stanford as “one of the world’s leading academic institutions in research, technology, and innovation, particularly in Computer Science, Systems Engineering, and Data Applications.”

Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias visits the U.S. for meetings on robotics, AI, cybersecurity, and defense innovation, engaging with military research centers, Stanford University, and the Greek-American community in California

In her first official visit to Greece’s Defence Ministry, the new US ambassador announced Washington’s approval of Greece’s entry into a key National Guard partnership program, aiming to deepen bilateral military cooperation.

In reality, however, Greek defense industries are unable to become competitive and, despite efforts in recent years, are still, in many cases, loss-making

Mitsotakis met on Thursday, October 30, at the Maximos Mansion in Athens with European Commissioner for Budget, Anti-Fraud, and Administration Piotr Serafin.

During German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s first visit to Ankara, President Erdogan called for stronger defense cooperation and criticized Berlin’s stance on Israel’s actions in Gaza

With political stability, strong growth prospects, and thriving sectors from energy to pharma and defense, Greece is once again drawing the attention of international funds seeking high returns and long-term opportunities

The new bioclimatic façade was financed by a donation from Metlen Energy & Metals and its CEO and chairman, Evangelos Mytilineos

The historic Greek “Pentagon” undergoes its first major renovation in nearly eight decades. The new façade, designed by acclaimed sculptor Costas Varotsos, marks a symbolic step toward a modern, eco-friendly era for the country’s Defense Ministry

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias spoke of a “New Era” in Greece’s Armed Forces grounded in knowledge, technology, and human potential.

A new legal and political clash has erupted over the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with Mayor Haris Doukas filling a lawsuit over the government’s decision to outsource cleaning of the monument, questioning both the legality and constitutionality of the move

On the issue of "green transition," Mitsotakis issued a warning concerning environmental priorities amid fears of negative economic impact.

Currently, around 60% of the EU’s arms and ammunition purchases come from outside the bloc—a dependency Brussels aims to reduce to 45%.

The Greek government plans a decade-long military modernization worth €25 billion, aiming to strengthen its armed forces and revive its domestic defense industry