New Zealand’s defense spending is scheduled to reach 2% of GDP by 2032/33. That level of military spending was last achieved in 1982. About Nick Lee-Frampton.

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New Zealand is not exactly known as a major military power, but it plans to nearly double its defence spending. What is driving this strategic shift and what are the implications for the region?

New Zealand’s Defense Force has struggled with systemic underspending over the past several decades, which amounts to just over 1% of GDP now. High attrition in recent years has seen the force idle ...

New Zealand on Monday announced its plans to boost defense spending by $5B to 2% of gross domestic product (GDP), an official statement said. “We can’t have prosperity without security.

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