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NATO Pushes for 5% Defence Spending Target as Split Emerges Among Allies
The proposed new threshold, unveiled at the summit, calls for members to dedicate 5% of their economies to “core defence” and related security areas. It’s a dramatic leap, intended to boost NATO’s collective capabilities in an era of rising geopolitical threats, especially from Russia.
Anthony Albanese has pushed back on calls for Australia to lift its defence spending, despite mounting pressure from the US ...
The UK defence secretary, John Healey, accused SNP ministers of "student union politics" when it emerged that a specialist ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN1d
Ministry of Defence obliged to preserve records on Troubles for the next 10 yearsPatricia Coyle , solicitor for Miss McGavigan's family, said they have secured a Preservation Order for the MoD documents for ...
Voice of America: In a heated hearing, Kari Lake, the Trump ally in charge of the federally funded international broadcasting ...
The implications of a US attack on Iran will likely be more significant than during the Iraq war in 2003, former Defence ...
But Tokyo scrapped the meeting after the US asked Japan to boost defence spending to 3.5 per cent, higher than its earlier ...
Behind the scenes, analysts say a quiet push for domestic stability shaped Tokyo’s surprising diplomatic manoeuvre.
As the inquiry into the 1989 murder of Pat Finucane begins to progress, politicians are calling for it to remain independent ...
President Donald Trump said NATO members will now pay more for defense spending. He criticized Spain as one country not contributing more.
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