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Athens is keeping its expectations low regarding the F-35s and U.S. sanctions against Turkey, with Congress and Israel key to the equation
The Greek government is closely monitoring developments in Ankara with composure, while acknowledging that President Donald Trump appears intent on accommodating Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in some way, following the grand welcome the Turkish leader extended to him.
Greece: A founding member of the Defence, Security and Resilience Bank – Strategic upgrade & benefits
The new multilateral bank aims to boost financing for projects in the fields of defense, security, technology, and critical infrastructure
Chatzivasileiou: Greek foreign policy is not determined by others as Greece heads to NATO Summit from a position of strength
Referring to Greece's role, the Deputy Foreign Minister stressed that the country is at the forefront of the Alliance, consistently meeting the increased demands for security and resilience
In Cyprus, discussions on the future of Gaza and plans for immediate relief efforts for the Palestinians
The Palestinian National Committee for the Administration of Gaza announced that it had concluded a two-day series of meetings with international experts and advisors -The focus was on the humanitarian crisis and the reconstruction of the region
Why is Trump sending American engines for the Turkish KAAN fighters, while lawmakers set up a blockade in Congress against the F-35s
The imminent sale of F110 engines to Turkey is Donald Trump’s “gift” to Recep Tayyip Erdogan ahead of the NATO Summit in Ankara – Athens maintains air superiority in the Aegean while Israel is closely monitoring the development
