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Macron visit to herald deepening of Greek-French defence and energy ties
French President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Athens this week comes with unusual strategic weight, reflecting not only the deepening ties between France and Greece but also the broader recalibration underway within Europe’s security and economic architecture.
The two-day visit, due to begin on 24 April, is expected to culminate in the renewal of the 2021 Strategic Partnership Agreement on Security and Defence, an agreement that has already positioned the Franco–Greek axis at the forefront of debates on Europ...
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