Poland and UK discuss defence spending as Europe moves to re-arm
Poland, which is Nato’s top defence spender as a share of GDP, has been pushing its European partners to bolster their defences as they respond to Russian aggression in Ukraine and US President Donald Trump’s demands for Europe to assume far greater military commitments in the region.
The continent’s leaders hope a surge of investment, to fill a security void left by the United States, can ignite growth. It ...
Germany is set to relax its strict constitutional debt limits, enabling a €1 trillion investment in defence and ...
Euro zone economic growth is already taking a hit from the Trump administration's trade war but the expected surge in defence ...
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SAFE will allow Member States to immediately and massively scale up their defence investments through common procurement from ...
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The move comes as Europe scrambles to strengthen its security amid concerns over U.S. commitments under President Donald ...
European Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen, unveiled a plan for up to $870 billion in defense spending in the EU, which sees Russia's actions in Ukraine as a sign that it has greater ...
The European Union is calling for increased military spending, collective investment in defense projects and a stronger ...
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