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sources on Thursday said no discussion on Ankara's participation in SAFE is possible until a standing threat of war is withdrawn

The Greek prime minister said NATO must respect the concerns of all allies, stressing that Greece continues to face a standing threat of war from Turkey while reaffirming support for dialogue and stronger European defense

Two Turkish nationals were arrested in Thrace after police seized 50 untraceable pistols and 49 magazines hidden in a cross-border truck.

A 28-year-old Turkish man has been arrested in Greece over the execution-style killing of a compatriot in Athens’ Exarchia district, in a mafia-related feud linked to rival Turkish crime groups

Two armed F-16s, UAVs and a maritime patrol aircraft involved in incidents across the northeastern, central and southeastern Aegean; Greek fighters conduct interceptions and report two mock dogfights

The latest eastern Aegean incursions coincide with Turkish efforts to strengthen landing-craft fleet, marine forces and amphibious transport capacity in the eastern Mediterranean

A 43-year-old Turkish national wanted by authorities in Turkey was detained in northern Greece, where police found thousands of pharmaceutical tablets during a search

The motor yacht is taking on water and being monitored by the Hellenic Coast Guard

Shipment concealed behind legitimate goods was bound for France; evaded duties estimated at more than €1.15 million

George Gerapetritis and Hakan Fidan sat down for the first time since reports of Ankara's 'Blue Homeland' bill emerged

Brussels says it is seeking clarification from Cypriot authorities after reports that Turkish-controlled air traffic facilities and fighter jets monitored aircraft transporting Greek, French and Dutch defense ministers ahead of an EU defense meeting in Nicosia

Turkey allegedly disrupted communications of aircraft carrying the Greek, French and Dutch defence ministers en route to Cyprus ahead of key EU security talks.

EU intellectual property appeals body upholds cancellation of disputed tourism trademark following coordinated legal challenge by Athens

Brussels reportedly weighs possible economic countermeasures while Greece accuses Ankara of seeking to formalize disputed maritime claims

The "unofficial" reaction merely echoed standing Greek policy, namely, that the country will not accept “revisionist” interpretations of international law after

The incident marks first aerial engagement in months after two armed Turkish F-16s violated Greek airspace and initially declined to follow interception instructions

Police arrested two suspects after uncovering an alleged weapons trafficking network and seizing 25 untraceable “ghost guns” believed to be destined for criminal organizations operating in Turkey

The Istanbul-based daily ran the story on its front page, framing it as a cultural controversy and accusing Greece of trying to claim ownership