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News updates regarding military spending.
North Korea warns of military action in response to Japan's increased defense capabilities.
North Korea warned it would deploy "additional military options" in response to Japan's increased defense capabilities, while accusing Tokyo of gradually transforming itself...
International
NATO Summit: Europe showcases defense budgets in an attempt to appease the US.
On July 7th, the NATO Summit officially opened in Ankara, Türkiye. The focus of the agenda was the European allies' efforts to appease the President...
Global nuclear weapons spending is projected to reach a record $119 billion in 2026.
Reports from ICAN and SIPRI warn of a new arms race as nuclear spending increases by 19%, with the US and China leading in budgets for modernizing their arsenals.
Which country is putting the West at risk of division?
Ukraine could become the trigger for the disintegration of the EU and NATO, according to the Chinese news portal Net Ease.
Why does the EU need 800 billion euros to rearm?
The EC President has announced an 800 billion euro plan to rearm the EU. To increase military spending, Brussels proposes weakening the EU's current budget rules, allocating additional funds...
The German Defence Ministry says military spending of 2% of GDP is insufficient.
German Defense Minister Pistorius stated that military spending is insufficient at the 2% of Germany's GDP.
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