The Dassault Rafale–which means "gust of wind," or "burst of fire" in a more military sense–was conceived for use by France’s ...

A massive NATO exercise involving at least 10,000 military personnel began on Monday in the territories of Greece, Romania and Bulgaria.

Next year, a new amount of money will be set for NATO's defense spending. This decision will be made after talks with newly elected US President Donald Trump, states Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos ...

Greece, a member of NATO, devotes almost 3% of its gross domestic product (GDP) to defense. According to 20 Minutes, this is one of the highest rates among its European partners. The country cites ...

Greece had objected to the name Macedonia, fearing territorial claims on its eponymous northern region. It had vetoed the neighbour's bid to join Nato and the European Union. The new name will now ...

The 2% guideline built on a prior 2006 commitment made by NATO defense ministers. At the time of the 2014 commitment, just three alliance members — the U.S., the U.K. and Greece — were ...

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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis argued ... what is the figure that we will agree on within NATO." The summit was convened by Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, and was also attended ...

Greece is closely monitoring developments in the Aegean as Turkey starts a huge military exercise starting on Tuesday.

Several other countries have stakes in the dispute and the two Nato allies are engaged in a war of words. Greece has vowed to defend its sovereignty, and the EU, of which Greece is a member ...

Costas Simitis, the reformist prime minister whose governments oversaw Greece's eurozone entry, helped Cyprus join the EU and ...