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NATO’s Rutte embraces 5 percent defense spending goal
Dutch PM Dick Schoof said earlier this month that Rutte had written to NATO leaders calling for them to reach 3.5 percent of GDP on "hard military spending" and 1.5 percent of GDP on "related spending such as infrastructure, cybersecurity and other things" over the next seven years.
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The upcoming NATO Summit in The Hague June 24-25 is shaping up as one of the most consequential and uncertain in the alliance ...
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NATO Rift Deepens as US Demands 5% Defense Budgets — Can Europe Afford the Price?On June 5, during a key meeting in Brussels, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth made a strong request to NATO allies. He said that all NATO countries should increase their defense budgets to 5% of ...
Discussions are ongoing about Nato spending targets, Downing Street has said, as the UK faces pressure from allies to increase its defence investment. The government plans to increase military ...
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Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth urged NATO allies to meet US President Donald Trump’s call for a major boost in defence spending. Trump wants NATO members to increase their defense budgets to 5% of GDP, ...
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NATO summit planners hope to avoid Trump–Zelenskyy meetingOfficials planning the June 24-26 NATO summit in The Hague are taking steps to limit discussion of the Russo–Ukrainian war and to prevent President Volodymyr Zelenskyy from meeting with Donald Trump, ...
The Dutch government has collapsed after far-right leader Geert Wilders abruptly pulled his Party for Freedom (PVV) from the ...
NATO is looking to urgently boost its military power as Russia continues to threaten European allies of Ukraine.
As well as a rise in pure defence spending to 3.5% by 2035, Sir Keir Starmer will also likely be forced to commit a further 1 ...
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