NATO defense ministers are proposing a 5% annual investment in defense spending by member nations to enhance defensive capabilities during a meeting in Brussels on Thursday.

NATO allies can’t entirely hedge their security concerns around “reliance on America,” Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly warned during his visit to Brussels Thursday to meet… ...

NATO alliance defense ministers have broadly endorsed a plan to increase spending to 5% of GDP, as US President Donald Trump has demanded the alliances members invest more.

Several NATO countries, including Poland, Estonia and Lithuania, have already committed to spending 5% or more in the future. All are former Soviet states, and two of them share a border with Russia.

The United States says the UK and all other NATO allies must agree to spend at least 5% of national income on defence and security "starting now". Matthew Whitaker, Donald Trump's ambassador to ...

He said US NATO troops in Europe, of which there are currently under 100,000, can be ready in a "moment's notice". "The capability to rapidly move into the locations is always here.

Small and peaceful protests occurred in Dayton during a NATO Parliamentary Assembly meeting. Protesters voiced concerns over the $6.3 million security cost for the NATO meeting, suggesting ...

What is the NATO Parliamentary Assembly? The assembly was created in 1955 to link the North Atlantic Treaty Organization with the parliaments of NATO’s 32 member nations. NATO’s Parliamentary ...

NATO Members Will Soon Agree To Raise Defense Spending To 5% Of GDP Over Next Decade, Rubio Says By Siladitya Ray, Forbes Staff. Siladitya Ray is a New Delhi-based Forbes news team reporter.

More Americans say the U.S. benefits from membership in NATO (66%) than say it does not (32%). Democrats are much more likely than Republicans to say the U.S. benefits from NATO membership. NATO ...

NATO has sheltered that economic relationship, and with it, the American way of life, for nearly eight decades, allowing the United States to build the largest, most dynamic economy in the world.

Trump has long advocated for NATO allies to ramp up defense spending to between 2% and 5% gross domestic product — and has made it clear that European nations need to shoulder greater ...