Alliance members will focus on defense spending, support for Ukraine and boosting military production, while navigating tensions over Iran, U.S.-Europe relations and NATO's future security strategy

Erdogan wants defense industry deals from Washington and a public signal that Turkey is indispensable to NATO, as Athens watches closely from the sidelines

Greek diplomacy is navigating a warming EU-Turkey climate and a gradual US pullback from European defense, wary of being cast as an obstacle to rearmament while Ankara presses for a central role in the continent's security order

Draft declaration labels Russia a long-term threat as attrition war grinds on both fronts

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

The US administration presses ahead with a GE engine sale for Turkey’s nascent KAAN fighter program despite objections tied to Ankara’s purchase of the Russian S-400 system, regional disputes and mounting concerns over Turkish President Erdogan’s authoritarian drift

The NATO chief heads to Washington as alliance members face disputes over defence spending, the Iran war and the future of U.S. military commitments in Europe.

The alliance’s Nuclear Planning Group approved steps to strengthen nuclear planning and upgrade capabilities as NATO defense ministers also faced criticism over spending and a review of U.S. forces in Europe

The alliance says improving security conditions allow for adjustments to its Kosovo Force deployment, while keeping the ability to respond if the situation changes

Washington is preparing to reduce the number of aircraft and naval assets available for NATO operations, a move that could affect the alliance’s surveillance and strike capabilities

Kyriakos Pierrakakis and NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met in Brussels to discuss defence financing, EU–NATO cooperation, and Europe’s evolving security challenges.

Greece’s Economy Minister will meet European and international officials to discuss regional cooperation, economic stability and the financing of Europe’s defense priorities.

NATO will place a joint German-Dutch corps in command of land forces in Estonia and Latvia as the alliance strengthens its eastern flank against potential Russian threats

Senior NATO officials backed Ukraine’s use of unmanned sea drones after one was found adrift in the Ionian Sea, calling such tactics a “typical” form of modern asymmetric warfare

Russia has rejected Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s warning that Moscow could use Belarus as a launch point for attacks on NATO territory, calling the claims “incitement” amid rising regional tensions.

A major NATO-led air exercise has begun at Araxos Air Base, bringing together international air forces for advanced training, public viewing events, and a multi-phase operational program running through May 2026.

European allies are implementing military basing agreements and positioning naval assets as NATO adapts to U.S. pressure over burden-sharing and the Iran war, according to Secretary General Mark Rutte

An internal U.S. memo outlines potential steps to pressure allies, including suspending Spain from NATO roles, amid frustration over limited European support during the Iran conflict.

The President of Chatham House, Sir Simon Fraser, speaking to To Vima from the Delphi Economic Forum, underscored the need for a strategic reset of the United Kingdom's relations with the European Union