A barrage of tariffs unleashed by US President Donald Trump has sparked a discussion among NATO members on whether the move breaches the military alliance’s treaty.

It is time to reframe the debate on NATO defense spending from an aspirational goal to a long-overdue course correction of a decade of underinvestment. The 2024 Washington Summit marked the 75th ...

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Friday downplayed the impact of the Trump administration's tariffs on NATO members' ability to finance the increases in military spending Washington is pushing for.

Yet European military spending still accounts for less than a third of NATO's total defense spending ... in which London and Paris would debate using these weapons and deep concerns over whether ...

The debate escalated when ... lawmakers and Musk advocate for an NATO exit, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has urged European allies to increase defense spending instead of relying so heavily ...

While taking the debate to the non-conventional domain ... has stated that the US may abandon its commitments to the security alliance (NATO) as the member countries were not spending enough on defense. He went on to say that “I think it’s common ...

Continental NATO members have in recent years pushed up defense spending, with most now reaching the 2 percent threshold. But Trump and his senior officials have demanded NATO members now reach up ...

“To keep the continent safe, Europe must push on defence spending, address capability shortfalls, and work closer with partners. Strengthening European defence also strengthens Nato”, said Kaja Kallas, the EU’s chief diplomat. She will join the Nato crowd for dinner after chairing the Warsaw talks.