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NATO chief Mark Rutte has proposed alliance members boost defence spending to 3.5% of GDP and commit a further 1.5% to ...
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Cyprus Mail on MSNGermany’s Merz says he is more hopeful about Nato’s future nowGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz said on Friday he was more optimistic about the future of the Nato alliance than he was three months ago, when he questioned its continued existence given the attitude ...
Germany’s biggest arms manufacturer continues to expect an increase of 35% to 40% in sales, but said guidance could be ...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is in Brussels to meet top EU and NATO officials for the first time since taking office ...
NATO chief Mark Rutte has proposed alliance members boost defence spending to 3.5% of GDP and spend a further 1.5% on other ...
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essanews.com on MSNRutte: NATO must boost defense as U.S. mulls Crimea stanceNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasizes the difference between recognizing the occupation of Crimea and its legal ...
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RBC Ukraine on MSNRutte to try to meet Trump's demand on NATO defense spending - ReutersNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte aims to convince Alliance members to increase defense spending to 3.5% of GDP and allocate ...
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DPA International on MSNGermany's Merz cannot see Ukraine joining NATO in near futureGerman Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Friday said he has no hopes of Ukraine joining NATO in the near future, as he visited ...
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed optimism about NATO's future, citing improved acceptance of European contributions by the alliance. This marks a shift from three months ago when he was less ...
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte has called for European countries and Canada to make a "quantum leap" in boosting their ...
The Secretary-General of NATO Mark Rutte sounded optimistic comments to reporters following a meeting at the White House Thursday, endorsing president Trump's efforts to reach a peace deal between ...
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NATO chief Mark Rutte has proposed alliance members boost defence spending to 3.5% of GDP and commit a further 1.5% to ...
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