Cyprus's Education Minister Athena Michaelidou announced the Pancyprian exam results, revealing that ten students achieved full marks. A total of 3,113 students secured places at Cypriot universities and Greek military academies.
A Greek military contingent participated in the Bastille Day parade in Paris, marching on the Champs-Élysées in front of the Arc de Triomphe, a symbolic repetition of a historical moment from 1919.
Greece and Cyprus are reportedly deepening their defense cooperation, with Nicosia considering the possibility of a more stable and potentially permanent presence of Greek military assets, such as F-16s and F-4 Phantoms, on the island.
The Hellenic National Defence General Staff (GEETHA) has released a promotional video for military schools, aiming to inform prospective candidates and highlight military education as a modern and promising career choice.
Cyprus Defence Minister Vasilis Palmas stated that there have been no discussions about the permanent deployment of Greek F-16 fighter jets or a naval vessel in Cyprus, emphasizing that the current presence is temporary.
An unexpected incident occurred during the Greek military exercise «Katyagis 26» when a submarine nearly became entangled in the nets of a trawler between the islands of Andros and Tinos.
On May 4th, 1967, days after the April 21st coup, the Greek military dictatorship began a major wave of repression, transferring thousands of political opponents, leftists, trade unionists, students, and 'suspects' to Gyaros.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is backing Greece's military energy reforms, which are projected to save the country €17 million per year. The reforms aim to improve energy efficiency within the Greek military.
The Defense Ministers of Greece and Cyprus met in Athens to reaffirm close ties, reviewing the presence of Greek military assets on the island and discussing Cyprus’ interest in acquiring the Kentavros defense system.
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said Greece is “present with strength wherever national duty calls”, describing the deployment of Greek military assets to Cyprus as a defensive and peaceful…
The Greek military is actively training new drone operators, who are described as 'changing the game' in modern warfare by controlling unmanned aerial systems from the ground.
Turkish media outlets are showing significant interest in the new operational planning of the Greek Armed Forces in Thrace, with one newspaper focusing on anti-drone exercises and an international tank competition.
The Ministry of Rural Development and Food announced that the deployment of 79 military veterinarians for the control of sheep pox and foot-and-mouth disease has been extended until August 9.
Turkish media reports express alarm over alleged 'silent moves' by Greece involving fighter jets in Paphos, Cyprus, suggesting an attempt to establish a more permanent Greek military presence.
The Greek military conducted a controlled explosion to neutralize part of the explosives carried by a sea drone discovered off the coast of Lefkada, with impressive footage captured of the detonation.
Data from the Ministry of National Defense shows a significant increase in the number of candidates successfully passing the preliminary examinations for military schools in Greece as part of the 2026 Panhellenic Exams.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is backing Greece's military energy reforms, which are projected to save €17 million per year. The initiative aims to modernize energy infrastructure within the Greek military.
The Personal Number will be mandatory for the new identity cards of Hellenic Armed Forces personnel, as emphasized by Deputy Minister of National Defense Athanasios Davakis.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has ruled out Greek military participation in the Strait of Hormuz, rebuffing mounting pressure from the Trump administration to join a multinational naval…
A C-130 transport aircraft of the Hellenic Air Force has landed in Paphos on Monday night, making it the fifth Greek airliner to have arrived on the island since the beginning of the week, the Cyprus…
Greece has submitted defense cooperation agreements with Bulgaria and Montenegro to its Parliament for ratification. These include support for a Greek military detachment for air-naval patrol missions and a Memorandum of Understanding.
Cyprus Defense Minister Vassilis Palmas confirmed the continued Greek military presence in Cyprus, stating that Athens and Nicosia daily assess the situation in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The Hellenic Army General Staff has launched an investigation into a military officer whose swearing-in ceremony reportedly involved rituals related to the Dodecatheon, causing intense discussions and confusion regarding the oath used.
Turkish media outlets are reportedly creating a narrative of a 'message' to Turkey, following a change in the emblem of the Greek Army's 29th Mechanized Infantry Brigade, which is stationed near the Greek-Turkish border.
A Greek military source indicated that a mystery drone found off the island of Lefkada may have originated from Ukraine, which has previously admitted to using drones against Russian targets.
These articles critically examine the state of art and cinema during the Greek military dictatorship. They specifically refute the notion that artistic expression flourished under the Junta's rule.
The Greek frigate 'Elli,' equipped with the Greek 'Kentauros' system, has sailed to Cyprus to bolster the Greek military presence in the region and undertake surveillance and protection duties, including anti-drone capabilities.
The Hellenic National Defence General Staff (GEETHA) has reminded conscripts of the 2030 class (born in 2009) that the deadline for submitting their registration forms is April 30, 2026.
The Hellenic Army Academy (SMY) conducted winter training and survival exercises in Pertouli Trikala from February 9 to 20, utilizing the Unconventional Warfare Training Center and the Mountain Warfare and Skiing Training Center.