SAFE: Greece Steps Up – Turkey Left Out, Eastern Mediterranean Balances Shift
Europe’s €150 billion defense program puts Athens at the center of rearmament – Ankara reacts, but Greece scores strategic points
Europe’s €150 billion defense program puts Athens at the center of rearmament – Ankara reacts, but Greece scores strategic points
How Washington’s interest, Greece’s port upgrades and the rise of LNG reshape the country’s strategic and economic footprint.
How Athens and Nicosia leverage Europe’s mega-defense fund, block Turkey, and aim for a strategic leadership role in the new EU security landscape.
The government is preparing a legislative move to expand the activities of Elefsina shipyards, while the U.S. openly supports upgrading the port into a transshipment and energy hub with high geopolitical value.
A secret Athens–Kyiv deal to produce armed naval drones in Greek shipyards opens a new geopolitical chapter across the Aegean, the Black Sea and the Eastern Mediterranean — while Ankara sees a strategic axis forming without her.
Greece strengthens its naval power with the fourth Standard 2++ frigate, while the first FDI “Kimon” arrives in Faliron Bay this December.