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NATO leaders agree to increase defense spending amid pressure from Trump
NATO leaders committed to investing 5 percent of their annual GDP on "core defense requirements as well as defense- and security-related spending by 2035," according to the final summit statement that the 32 leaders signed.
NATO leaders agreed to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP and renewed their “ironclad commitment” to mutual security in ...
Mark Rutte had an unenviable task at the Hague summit this week. The Nato secretary-general had to work with diverging ...
Trump's unpredictability causes great anxiety in Europe, particularly his questioning of the mutual defense promise at the ...
NATO is in turmoil just as the military alliance confronts the deadliest conflict on its doorstep since World War II. At a ...
President Trump has long pushed the European allies to be more self-sufficient on defense, relying less on American ...
Europe's defense spending is rising and many officials want to become more independent from US output. But the continent ...
NATO estimates show Poland spent the highest percentage of its GDP on defense and was the only country estimated to spend ...
Many NATO members lag far behind the U.S. in defense-spending levels and military capabilities. Now they are trying to fix ...
Alexander Stubb, President of Finland discusses the outcomes of the NATO summit, including the collective agreement by member ...
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