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NATO allies agree defense spending must go up. Now they must determine what counts.
During the two-day summit in the Dutch city of The Hague that kicks off Tuesday, allies will agree to dedicate 5% of their gross domestic product to defense, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said during a news conference in Brussels.
NATO leaders are expected to agree by Wednesday that member countries should spend 5% of their gross domestic product on ...
NATO leaders will debate a US-backed plan for members to spend 5% of GDP on defense, a proposal facing pushbacks - Anadolu ...
Australia confronts a “guns or butter” choice between a bigger defense budget and expanding national disability insurance and ...
NATO leaders are gathering in The Hague on June 24–25 with a bold 5 percent defense spending target on the table -- and ...
Japan and other U.S. allies have been engaged in difficult trade talks with the U.S. because of Trump's tariffs.
Australia’s deputy prime minister said the nation will base defense spending on national interest, amid calls by President ...
Boeing expects a "very significant expansion" in Europe over the next decade, executives told a briefing at the Paris Air ...
Despite pledges by many European nations to boost military self-sufficiency, the continent remains heavily reliant on U.S.
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