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NATO Members Will Soon Agree To Raise Defense Spending To 5% Of GDP Over Next Decade, Rubio Says

NATO members are set to agree to a goal to increase their defense spending level to 5% of their GDP as a means to address a long-held grievance by President Donald Trump.

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Rubio says NATO members will agree to 5% defense spending over next decade by June summit

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday that all NATO members will have agreed on a goal of spending the equivalent to 5% of GDP on defense over the next decade by the 2025 NATO Summit in June.

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Slovenia Calls on NATO to Expand Its Defense Spending Definition

Slovenia and several NATO member states are seeking ways to expand the definition of defense spending as they attempt to meet US calls to allocate more funds on security, the nation’s prime minister said.

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A NATO member just upgraded its Soviet-era jets to advanced French ones

The last of 12 Rafale jets, made by France's Dassault Aviation, arrived in Croatia to replace its old MiG-21s. European companies see opportunities.

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These Countries Are Missing Their NATO Funding By A Mile

As a result, a clear majority (23 members) will reach the 2% target in 2024. 2021 Defense Spending: 1.95% 2024 Defense Spending: 1.81% Croatia joined NATO along with Albania in 2009. With a ...

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3. How Americans view NATO and U.S. NATO membership

Most Americans feel positively toward NATO. Democrats remain more likely than Republicans to say the U.S. benefits from membership.

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NATO members spent $1.3 trillion on arms last year

The 32 members of NATO spent $1.303 trillion on their defence ... The figures are based on 2021 prices. European capitals have strongly committed to increasing military expenditure in the face ...

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NATO military spending exceeds $1.3 trillion in 2024

The combined defense spending of European NATO members and Canada amounted to $468 billion, marking a 19.4% increase compared to 2023. The calculations were based on 2021 exchange rates.

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