The government's top security council is expected to approve procurement of the Israeli-designed missile shield, the centerpiece of a roughly 5 billion euro package of armaments programs, with a formal agreement likely to follow in early August.

Marking 52 years since Turkey's 1974 military intervention in Cyprus, Greece's Foreign Ministry said it remains committed to a UN-backed settlement and the reunification of the divided island.

France and Germany deepen military cooperation, with Berlin joining a French nuclear exercise for the first time as they move past the failed FCAS jet program

As two suspects remain in pre-trial detention over the 2010 Marfin fire, a defense lawyer disputes the prosecution's evidence, while a photojournalist who witnessed the attack recalls the deadly events.

Western leaders meeting in Paris are seeking new air defense commitments for Kyiv as Russian missile attacks intensify, while the European Union has approved €120 million to strengthen Moldova's air defense capabilities

The pilot was praised for safely landing a malfunctioning fighter jet and following emergency procedures that minimized risk before the aircraft caught fire on the runway.

Ankara has informed Canada it will become a founding member of the Defense Security and Resilience Bank, a multilateral initiative aimed at providing up to £100 billion in financing to strengthen allied defense capabilities

Greek diplomatic sources on Thursday said no discussion on Ankara's participation in SAFE is possible until a standing threat of war is withdrawn

Turkey’s president urged greater defense cooperation within the alliance, saying restrictions between members risk creating divisions as NATO pushes for stronger capabilities

The alliance announced major investments in air power and surveillance while leaders discussed Ukraine, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and broader security challenges during the summit in Turkey

The Greek PM heads to the 36th NATO Summit to highlight Greece's role in the Eastern Mediterranean and push for stronger European defense spending

Fidan called for European defense initiatives to stay fully open to all NATO allies and branded restrictions on defense-industrial cooperation "strategic liabilities," in a message widely read as aimed at Athens and Nicosia

In Trump’s Washington, Turkey is no longer the problem ally. It’s increasingly being treated as a model. Now, a proposed engine sale for Turkey’s KAAN fighter jet has become an early measure of whether lawmakers can still hold the line against Ankara’s return to the F-35 program

Ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, Trump says the US carries a disproportionate share of defense costs

The prosecutor came out against the victims' lawyers' bid to broaden the charges and add a felony count against two Hellenic Train executives, but left room to reconsider once witnesses testify

Defense Minister Nikos Dendias unveiled the first Reserve Retraining Center as part of a broader military overhaul aimed at building a force of 150,000 active volunteer reservists

Greece has capable scientists and an electronics industry that can be oriented toward the maritime sector, and the MIT Sea Grant courses in Greece point the way

At the opening of a new defense manufacturing facility in Volos, Evangelos Mytilineos called for closer cooperation between Greece's armed forces and domestic manufacturers and backed plans to increase local participation in military procurement

The Greek defense industry is gradually entering the era of new technologies; however, it will need to make significant leaps in order to become competitive, as the pace of innovation renders systems obsolete within months of development