The need to strengthen independent authorities emerges as an imperative demand for convergence with European standards. A country that is an "unstable fortress" externally, seeking social and institutional stability internally, as well as an improvement in the daily life of the Greek citizen.

Greece's success in 2026 will not be judged by the range of the F-35 radars, but by the reach of its social policy. The question is simple: Can geopolitical power be converted into a social dividend? If the country's "fortification" does not improve the quality of life at home and restore trust in institutions, it will remain incomplete.