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Armed Forces set target of 150,000 active reserves by 2030

The operational doctrine implemented last year will serve as a guide for this year as well, with rapid response in the field being one of the key focuses

Turkish Ministry of Defense on Marine Spatial Planning: Unilateral actions cannot be accepted

According to the Turkish side, “these statements have no legal consequence for our country.”

Dendias’ warning to Turkey: countries threatening EU members cannot be part of Europe’s defense architecture

We need to discuss very seriously which third countries will participate in the European project, said Mr.Dendias Foreign Affairs and Defence Council of the European Union

Defense, economy, and strategic Greece-Israel relationship in the meeting between Mitsotakis and Netanyahu

"We are two ancient peoples; our free civilizations began in Athens and Jerusalem," said the Israeli Prime Minister

No EU cooperation with Turkey on Defence as long as it does not respect the law of the sea, says Faradouris

The Greek MEP spoke at the Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Security and Defence in Europe held in Warsaw

Who will secure the €800 billion for the European army – Changes in Greece’s defense procurement program

A record-breaking investment of €800 billion is set to reshape Europe’s defense landscape, marking a turning point for the continent’s military integration and industrial complex

Can Europe replace NATO – The costs, troop requirements, and funding challenges

With Donald Trump repeatedly questioning the U.S. commitment to NATO, the question looms: Can Europe defend itself without American military and financial support

Europe needs a defense fund, says German Foreign Minister Baerbock

Easing the European Union’s Stability and Growth Pact would be an important step, noted Annalena Baerbock

United Kingdom to increase defense spending to 2.5% by 2027, Starmer announces

"A generational challenge requires a generational response," he emphasized

Well over 3% of GDP must be increased in defence spending by NATO states, says Mark Rutte

The NATO Secretary General also stressed that strong security guarantees will be needed to achieve a lasting peace for Ukraine

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