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NATO weighs a US demand to massively hike defense spending

Berlin Backs Trump's Demand to Hike NATO Spending Target to 5%

ANTALYA, Turkey (Reuters) - Germany on Thursday backed U.S. President Donald Trump's demand to more than double NATO's defence spending target to 5% of GDP, as Washington urged countries to eliminate any "weak links" in the alliance caused by a lack of military investment.

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NATO weighs a US demand to massively hike defense spending as some struggle to meet the current goal

The debate on defense spending is heating up ahead of a summit of U.S. President Donald Trump and his NATO counterparts in the Netherlands on June 24-25. It’s a high-level gathering that will set the course for future European security, including that of Ukraine.

DW on MSN · 1d

Germany backs 5% NATO defense spending target

After meeting with his US counterpart at a gathering of NATO foreign ministers in Turkey, Germany's foreign minister said Berlin is willing to "follow" US President's Trump's demand for increased defense spending.

Dutch leader says NATO's chief insists allies should spend at least 3.5% of GDP on defense budgets

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof says NATO’s chief wants the allies to agree to start spending at least 3.5% of GDP on their ...

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NATO allies need to close defence spending gaps, Italy and Germany say

Boosting defence spending is a task for all NATO members willing to close gaps with allies, ministers from historic ...

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NATO’s European foreign ministers brace for defence spending talks with US

As NATO foreign ministers gather in Turkey, crucial details about a possible 5% defence spending target are up for debate.

India TV3d

Trump administration presses NATO allies to boost defence spending to 5 per cent of GDP

Currently, NATO countries are bound to a 2 per cent GDP defence spending goal agreed in 2023 as Russia’s war in Ukraine raged into its second year. That benchmark has only been met by 22 of ...

Defense News on MSN5d

US not yet shifting forces from Europe to Asia, top NATO official says

A key issue would be [to] plan that in advance,” said Adm. Giuseppe Dragone, who chairs NATO Military Committee.

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