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Merz Admits Europe Was a Defense Free-Rider and Signs UK Aid Treaty

He outlined Germany’s plan to hit a 3.5 percent defense spending target by 2029 through major borrowing reforms.

Spain Rejects NATO’s Proposed 5% Defense Spending Goal