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Belgium is open to increasing defence spending to 5% of GDP, but asks for time to do so
Speaking after a meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels on Thursday, the Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken said that Belgium is open to gradually increasing defence spending to 5% of GPD. This is in line with a proposal supported by the United States.
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