EEZ and CEI’s security: The case of Israel and the “Emerald Affair” (updated)
The recent Israel’s Environmental Protection Ministry accusation that the tanker "Emerald" caused a huge oil spill that severely...
OH-58D Kiowa Warrior: A cost effective solution for the Greek Army in multiple roles
Chris Burgess – President Skycore Aviation
Earlier this year, Greece finalized the acquisition of 70 Bell Helicopter OH-58D Kiowa Warrior armed scouts from the U.S. Army. These helicopters were...
S-400 Games: How much of a real threat are…
What everybody knows but refuse to admit? Has Turkey actually Out-Negotiated itself?
At a...
Greece’s upgraded role in the S.E. Mediterranean and Balkans regions
US interested in increasing use of Greek military bases and ports as tension with Turkey lingers over a series of regional...
The Ottoman Empire Strikes Back?
Turkey’s long-term strategy in destabilizing Libya, the Middle East, and the Eastern Mediterranean
Turkey...
Greece and U.S.A. are getting closer due to Turkey’s anti-West posture
The recent meetings of Greece's HDGS and Foreign Minister with their U.S. counterparts in Washington, set the basis for the upgrade...
Italian investments in East Med face an increased need of protection
ASTER 30 Bock 1 NT & CAMM ER for the Italian armed forces
Aurelio Giansiracusa – Editor Forum Difesa
Italy has huge interests in the Eastern Mediterranean where the presence of ENI, SAIPEM and SNAM is massive between Egypt, Cyprus and Lebanon, areas...
A major crisis is brewing in the M.E. and regional powers hasten to contain...
While the whole world's attention is focused on the West-Russia conflict in Ukraine and the ongoing global economic-energy...
The “Oruc Reis” test…
The confirmation of a predicted incident
The recent crossing of the Turkish research vessel "Oruc...
Increased naval presence transforms the S.E. Mediterranean ...
The clash between U.S.A. and Russia over the energy routes have turned the region of South East Mediterranean into a ground of conflicting interests and possibly...
