NATO allies commit to spend ‘at least’ 2% of GDP on defence: diplomats
Agreement on the new spending target was one of the outstanding issues ahead of a two-day NATO summit on Tuesday and Wednesday next week in Vilnius.
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Agreement on the new spending target was one of the outstanding issues ahead of a two-day NATO summit on Tuesday and Wednesday next week in Vilnius.
NATO allies have agreed to raise their annual defence spending to at least 2% of gross domestic product (GDP), NATO sources told dpa on Friday. Previously, the policy of NATO members was to gradually increase defence investments to 2% of their GDP by …
NATO’s next summit, to take place from 11 to 12 July 2023, is being hosted by Lithuania, in Vilnius.
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