Defense Minister Nikos Dendias outlines the 'Achilles Shield' air-defense system, naval modernization and domestic arms production, as Athens confronts Turkish maritime claims and accelerates defense reforms

Cagatay Erciyes calls for renewed dialogue, speaking on the occasion of Turkey’s Republic Day reception in Athens, as Erdogan vows to pursue national objectives amid Athens' rejection of Ankara’s maritime claims

Athens rejects Ankara's maritime jurisdiction claims in the Eastern Mediterranean and sets out a new survey schedule for a subsea telecommunications cable linking Saudi Arabia to Europe

Devlet Bahçeli said Greece cannot guarantee its security through military alliances and weapons alone, arguing that Athens must establish peaceful relations with its neighbors and insisting Turkey would not be intimidated by Greek defense spending.

Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci raises concerns over Turkish criminal networks operating in Greece, seeking faster extraditions and closer police cooperation

Members of the two delegations assessed implementation of agreed measures for 2026 and discuss next year’s activities as Athens and Ankara seek to maintain military communication channels

Coverage ranges from protests against U.S. and Israeli policies to defense and energy ties, while some outlets question how Washington will balance its relations with Greece and Turkey

Despite Erdogan's conciliatory speech at the United Nations, Greek officials see no real change in Turkish policy and expect new confrontation over the Greece and Cyprus power cable and Ankara's "Blue Homeland" bill

Diplomatic sources issue a sharp response to Turkey's new NAVTEX on surveys for a planned undersea pipeline carrying natural gas to the occupied areas

The Turkish president cites 1538 Battle of Preveza and Ottoman admiral Barbarossa in message to Turkey’s naval forces

Athens awaits France's request for a NAVTEX on the Greece-Cyprus cable survey, while Ankara insists no energy project proceeds without Turkish approval

Ankara said fighter jets and support aircraft carried out an “extended training flight” in the east Mediterranean

The foreign ministry says Ankara’s demilitarization demands have no basis in international law, while stressing Greece’s right to defend its territory and pointing to Turkey's continuing casus belli

Turkey stepped up military activity over the eastern Aegean on Friday, Greek with six F-16s and three UAVs recording 10 violations of Greek airspace and 10 infringements of air-traffic rules in the Athens FIR. The Turkish aircraft operated over the northeastern, central and southeastern Aegean. Four of the F-16s were armed, reports state. Two incidents […]

Ongoing police operation targets Turkish criminal organizations operating in Greece

Last night's mysterious drone flight is the latest sign of a covert intelligence and surveillance campaign across the Aegean

A Greek patrol vessel is shadowing the TÜBİTAK MARMARA after Turkey issued a NAVTEX covering waters southwest of the Greek island through September 15

A catamaran ferry bound for Turkey carrying over 260 passengers overturned a few miles offshore, with more than half of those aboard already reached in the rescue effort

A civilian flight was affected during the encounter

The 53-year-old remains in intensive care in Athens after traveling to Turkey for dental implants, while a clinic spokeswoman merely said the facility is investigating the case with its lawyers