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Pentagon chief confident NATO will commit to Trump's defence spending target
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Thursday he was confident that members of the NATO alliance would sign up to Donald Trump's demand for a major boost in defence spending, adding that it had to happen by a summit later in June.
NATO Ministers to Discuss Defence Spending Hike Ahead of Key Summit
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -NATO defence ministers will gather in Brussels on Thursday to discuss how to meet Donald Trump’s demand for significant increases in spending, less than three weeks ahead of a key summit of the alliance in The Hague.
By Andrew Gray, Sabine Siebold and Lili Bayer BRUSSELS (Reuters) -Officials organising a NATO summit in The Hague this month ...
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says he found President Donald Trump open to discussion and is convinced that Washington ...
The U.S. defense secretary expressed optimism that allied countries would increase their defense budgets, a demand of ...
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The war in Ukraine and the existential threat that Russia poses to European security has topped NATO’s agenda in each of its ...
IRAN NUCLEAR WOES: Speaking of Iran, Iranian Supreme Leader ALI KHAMENEI today rejected a U.S. proposal for a nuclear deal ...
NATO member states signed off on the military alliance’s most ambitious military ramp-up since the Cold War as leaders closed ...
President Donald Trump's administration announced on Thursday its nomination for the next top U.S. general in Europe and said ...
In a powerful demonstration of unity and resolve underscoring the NATO alliance’s commitment to collective defense, nearly ...
European NATO countries are feeling the heat from Washington to increase their defense spending, and they may be inclined to ...
Officials organising a NATO summit in The Hague this month are expected to keep it short, restrict discussion of Ukraine, and ...
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