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No justification for 5% NATO spending target, says former top EU diplomat Borrell
Spain is right to oppose increasing NATO countries' spending goal from 2% to 5% of GDP at an upcoming summit in the Hague, former EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell has said. The veteran Spanish socialist who stepped down last summer, wrote on X that the mooted target increase is an “arbitrary target to satisfy [Donald] Trump.”
NATO leaders will gather at a summit in The Hague next week where they are set to discuss boosting defence spending to 5% of ...
Latvia's president expressed confidence NATO would agree to a new higher defence spending target demanded by U.S. President ...
Keir Starmer’s government will shortly publish a new national security strategy that will broaden the scope of what is ...
The Netherlands remains hopeful that Spain will drop its opposition to a proposed increase in NATO defense spending, as all ...
Secretary-General Mark Rutte is getting allies to spend trillions more on defense—and keep Donald Trump on side.
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Trump: All NATO countries should allocate 5% of GDP to defence, except USUS President Donald Trump believes that all NATO countries, except the US, should spend 5% of their GDP on defence. Source: ...
President Donald Trump's demand that NATO countries increase their defense spending to 5% of their GDP appears to be a rule ...
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