Moscow has suffered further losses of territory it had occupied, but is trying to freeze Ukraine out of the war

While Moscow’s ground forces are having their worst year of the war, Russia is putting its focus on air attacks and intimidation

Greece recently signed a high-profile deal to build Israeli air defence weapons. Its imitation of asymmetric weapons and tactics is less well-known

Russia strikes Ukraine’s border crossings to Poland and Moldova as its offensives peter out in Ukraine’s east

But it insists on expanding electricity from gas as well, so prices won’t fall as much as they might, and autonomy will be undermined

The Witkoff-Kushner visit to Moscow was followed by Russian assassination attempts and attacks on Kyiv

Achievements in the economy over seven years are offset by transparency and rule-of-law failures

Ukraine inflicted 26 percent higher casualties in summer than spring, and limited Moscow’s territorial gains to a fraction of last year’s

Greece is replacing multilateralism with hand-picked bilateral defence relationships and implementing the lessons of the Ukraine war in a new defence doctrine

After repeated disappointments over US Patriot, Ukraine switches to attacking Russian ballistic production using European weapons

105 years ago this week, Greece launched its final offensive in Asia Minor to seize Ankara and carve out an empire in the Near East. It very nearly succeeded.

Russia continues to punish Ukraine’s unarmed population as Ukraine decimates its refineries and factories

The Catastrophe was Greece’s failed campaign after World War One to carve out an empire in the Near East. It led to the Treaty of Lausanne, which created the Turkish state.

Russia is losing ground, but counting on breaking Ukrainian morale with hypersonic and ballistic missiles

Italy had visions of rebuilding the Roman Empire. Greece pushed back, lifting Allied morale at a time when Britain stood alone

Zelenskyy’s 40-day air campaign renewed, after devastating energy supply in occupied Crimea, refineries in Russia, logistics on frontlines

How American war surplus helped created the world’s most successful merchant fleet

Concerning reports emerged from the front that Russia has infiltrated most of Kostyantynivka as it tries to regain the offensive

How American war surplus helped build the world’s most successful merchant fleet

An unprecedented simultaneous replacement of the top defence and military brass comes amid a debate over strategy

Offloading Russian S-400s and winning trust in Congress are still difficult propositions, Hellenic American Leadership Council director Endy Zemenides tells Hellenica

Ukraine is ramping up short, medium and long-range drone production to bring Russia’s war to a standstill

Ukraine’s unmanned systems have cut overland routes and begun to target Russian shadow tankers

The Byzantines once defeated an armada launched from Kievan Rus with Greek fire. Today, Ukraine holds the secrets of naval defence

The Israeli former prime minister told Hellenica Israel is on a "dangerous" and "irresponsible" path under Netanyahu due to “crazy” and “Messianic” parties

Kyiv has circumvented air defences to target oil supplies, power stations, weapons convoys and bridges, starving the Russian frontline

As Europe descended into the Great War, Macedonia, Thrace and the Aegean were promised to actors who had no business there

Ukraine says it will soon be “extremely difficult for Russian military and defence workers to remain in Crimea”

Battlefield observers have reassessed Russia’s performance since December, and found it can contest territory but cannot hold it

Territorially, Russia is at a standstill in 2026, assessments of its ground war reveal

Russia’s economy also continues to suffer from Ukrainian strikes on oil infrastructure, which have reduced exports and income

Officially Greece is waiting for the bill to show itself. In the meantime, an old rift has opened up again on how to deal with Turkey

Ukraine has prevented Russian arms and fuel from reaching the frontline in a successful interdiction campaign

Greece’s role in rescuing passengers of the Global Sumud Flotilla has come under criticism as collusion

But it has so far intimidated Ukraine’s allies into a policy of not-winning, too

Renewable electricity has surged in recent years, says the think tank. It is now stumbling on regulatory problems and a recalcitrant state

Ukraine penetrated Russian airspace with unprecedented numbers of drones to deny Russia windfall oil profits

Kyriakos Mitsotakis started the process that banished Fidesz to the far-right fringe, beating rather than joining it

Russian casualties are mounting, its recruitment is falling and its territorial acquisitions are dwindling, recently released figures reveal

Greece’s position on the southeast corner of Europe has attracted great-power competition. In 2016, under pressure to privatise assets due to the global financial crisis, the Greek government sold ...

Ukraine has marked significant victories on the battlefield thanks to burgeoning drone production, and is building up industrial capacity further

Russia may have launched an attempted spring offensive, but made no significant gains so far; Ukraine has responded by devastating its oil export terminals

Greece will spend €307mn to lower household energy costs in April and May, and is pushing for an EU subsidy to save heavy industry, suspending climate concerns

Ukraine may have reclaimed 400 sq km of its territory this year, and is shooting down record numbers of Russian drones

Greece has lent its lance to more friends and allies than ever before, but it is playing a balancing game among conflicting external influences

Having abandoned Ukraine, the US has sought its support in defence from Iranian drones

Mitsotakis’ bold initiative to send forces to Cyprus has triggered a virtuous cycle among Europeans and paid political dividends

Europe’s imports mainly driven by Ukraine’s needs, but the EU is surging in arms manufacturing and exports, report says.