Dogfights in the EU over the €150 billion defense package aiming to reach €800 billion
What the “White Paper” outlines for defense spending over the next five years – Alarm over potential Russian aggression in EU countries and a possible U.S. military pullout from Europe – How Turkey may benefit under terms satisfying Athens and Nicosia
The “Gordian Knot” of avoiding ferry ticket price hikes
Shipping companies call for fuel subsidies, while Minister Vasilis Kikilias invites them for talks – The EU’s role in rising operational costs for ferries
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