NATO will force UK to raise defence spending to 3.5% of GDP The move is aimed at keeping the US support for NATO, and comes a day after the prime minister refused to commit to a timetable of ...

NATO, as an alliance, cannot force any member state to take a particular decision. But the UK's desire to remain a leading member coupled with the reality that most other allies are agreeing to ...

The UK will be forced to agree this month to increase defence spending to 3.5% of national income within a decade as part of a NATO push to rearm and keep the US on side, Sky News understands. The ...

Sir Keir and other Nato leaders are also under pressure from US president Donald Trump to rapidly increase spending, to wean Europe off a dependence on Washington for military support. Now amid ...

Britain will be forced to sign up to a target to hike defence spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2035 at a Nato summit later this month in a bid to appease Donald Trump, defence sources believe.

The UK will be forced to agree this month to increase defence spending to 3.5% of national income by 2035, Sky News understands. New video shows Judge Hannah Dugan with federal agents in moment ...

Income tax currently raises 11 per cent of national income. So this extra 1 per cent for defence could be financed by increasing income tax revenue by 10 per cent." ...

The United States fields more air force personnel than any other NATO nation, and it’s not even close These personnel go to service, maintain, and fly the US Air Force’s massive fleet of aircraft ...

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Credit: QinetiQ. QinetiQ has secured approval for its Banshee Jet 40+ aerial target for use in training exercises at the Nato’s Missile Firing Installation (NAMFI) in Crete, Greece. Banshee aerial ...

Member nations of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will deploy a task force to the Indo-Pacific region as a demonstration of support for rules-based order amid China’s assertive actions ...