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NATO Report Shows All 32 Allies Met 2% in 2025 as Europe and Canada Lift Spending 20%

U.S. pressure alongside a harsher security picture pushed allies to raise outlays, with a tougher 5% by-2035 goal now in view.

Telesat Carves Out Mil‑Ka on Lightspeed, Nudges Service Start to Early 2028

Poland’s President Vetoes EU Defense-Loan Law as Tusk Vows Workaround

Trump Signs 'America First' Arms-Transfer Strategy Prioritizing High-Spending, Strategic Partners

Trump Threatens Tariffs on Spain Over NATO Spending Standoff

Trump Suggests Expelling Spain From NATO Over 5% Spending Dispute

Trump Says Spain Should Be Expelled From NATO Over Defense Spending

Denmark to Buy Long-Range Weapons, Expands Europe-Sourced Air Defense

NATO Says All Allies Will Meet 2% Defense Target in 2025 as Push Toward 5% Intensifies

NATO Says All Allies Will Hit 2% Defense Spending in 2025, Except Iceland

La OTAN Estima Que España Alcanzará El 2% Del PIB En Defensa En 2025

NATO Estimates All Members Will Hit 2% Defense Spend in 2025 as Alliance Average Climbs to 2.76%

Trump Administration Begins Letter-Based Tariff Notifications Ahead of August Duties

Canada Commits to 5% of GDP Defence Spending by 2035 as Deficits Surge

NATO Endorses 5% GDP Defense Spending Target Despite Spanish Opt-Out

Markus Lanz Debate Exposes German Rift Over Ukraine Aid and Diplomacy

NATO Adopts 5% of GDP Defense Spending Target by 2035, Faces Member Objections

Corte Dei Conti Warns of Defense Budget Strains and Public Service Shortfalls

NATO Allies Pledge 5% of GDP to Defense by 2035 as EU Seeks Autonomy

UK Defence Plans Criticised: NATO Weighs 3.5% to 5% GDP Targets