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    La spesa per la difesa della NATO aumenta del 20% mentre gli alleati si spingono verso l’obiettivo del 5%.


    La spesa per la difesa della NATO aumenta del 20% mentre gli alleati si spingono verso l’obiettivo del 5%.

    https://tvpworld.com/92292738/nato-defense-spending-jumps-20-in-2025-members-move-toward-5-gdp-goal

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    1. Due_Perspective7884 on

      Thought we didn’t want to do this…??? Cuz we chill af and nobody actually wants to hurt Europe? Just learn from us and buy our highly sought-after brands?

    3. Vedagi_ on

      Everyone in Czechia knew we cannot reach 5% (max 3%) and that we agreed to 5% only so Trump/Rutte will shut up

      Not bcs we wouldnt want to, but we literally cant go to 5%, we are alr making cuts to education, etc.

    4. Scary_Woodpecker_110 on

      At 5% the EU will spend more than the US on defence. It’s bonkers.

    5. nimdull on

      I think Europ is a point that the social model will need to change. We spend way to much on it.

      When it comes to military than we should all learn from Ukrain and Iran. Spend money for cheep weapons. Don’t spend in US. Build in Europe.

    6. dat_9600gt_user on

      Reuters, bj 26.03.2026, 12:58

      **NATO’s European allies and Canada increased defense spending by 20% in 2025 compared to the previous year in real terms, alliance chief Mark Rutte said in his annual report published Thursday, urging NATO members to keep up the momentum.**

      “I expect Allies at the next NATO Summit in Ankara to show they are on a clear and credible path towards the 5% objective,” he wrote, adding that “a strong transatlantic bond remains essential in an age of global uncertainty.” 

      [US President Donald Trump](https://tvpworld.com/tag?tag=donald+trump) has repeatedly demanded that NATO partners significantly boost defense expenditures, as the US administration maintains that European allies should ultimately assume primary responsibility for the conventional defense of the continent. 

      Trump criticized [NATO allies](http://tvpworld.com/91242311/european-allies-rebuke-trump-over-afghanistan-comments) on Thursday, writing in a Truth Social post that NATO countries have done “absolutely nothing” to help with Iran. 

      “THE U.S.A. NEEDS NOTHING FROM NATO, BUT “NEVER FORGET” THIS VERY IMPORTANT POINT IN TIME!” he wrote. 

      In his annual report, Rutte said that last year “all Allies reported defense expenditure figures that met or went beyond the 2% target first set in 2014, with many making steep increases in spending.” 

      NATO leaders agreed at a summit last year to [spend 5% of GDP on defense](https://tvpworld.com/87469363/nato-to-commit-to-invest-5-spending-on-defense) and related investments by 2035. 

      Countries pledged to spend 3.5% of GDP on core defense – such as troops and weapons – and 1.5% on broader defense-related measures such as cybersecurity, protecting pipelines and adapting roads and bridges to handle heavy military vehicles. 

      Three NATO countries – [Poland](https://tvpworld.com/88595433/polands-2026-budget-allocates-record-469-billion-to-defense), Lithuania and Latvia – already exceeded the new 3.5% target last year, according to the report’s estimates. 

      Several countries, including Spain, Canada and Belgium, were at 2%. 

      In total, the alliance of 32 member countries spent 2.77% of GDP on defense in 2025. 

      The United States accounted for around 60% of alliance defense expenditure in 2025. 

    7. morbihann on

      5% is insane. We should aim to about 3% and then look to stop wasting huge sums on nonsense.

    9. Hour-Mistake-5235 on

      It should not be a matter of how much we spend, but how much we buy (and who we buy to).

    11. pripjat on

      Make a plan with a budget first. Against who are we defending ourself. What do we need. Then make a budget how much countries need to pay to Europa and make/buy the equipment as a whole. This way we can spend our money in Europe and we will get a discount since everything is bought together in bulk.

    12. AdSevere1274 on

      USA is a super power and spends 3.3% of GDP. Canada is not a super power and 2% is way too much. Military spending is pretty much waste of money in general and will not defend Canada as such from aggression by super powers . The only thing that will stop it to refuse to go along with mongering in gerenal.

      However we do need to update the military cr-ap that we own .. Having purchased overpriced military cr-ap from USA that are now unreliable and dated, we have to replace some of the stuff and focus on better infrastructure. We need to have cheaper military stuff like drones that give a bigger bang for our money as well.

      Less expensive and more practical stuff is what we need.. And obviously roads and stuff that can support basic defense strategies that is needed for a large country like ours.

    13. DefInnit on

      The 5% target is for 2035. As others have pointed out, 3.5% is the actual target for defence and what NATO has measured in years past and the additional 1.5% “security-related” is quite broad.

      It’s 2026 and a NATO member can start from 2% (the previous defence spending target for 2024, which should now be the baseline) then go up gradually in succeeding years, 2.1, 2.2 2.3, 2.5, and so on, until 3.5% of GDP defence spending in 2035.

      NATO didn’t set year-by-year targets, so a member could hypothetically go 2% from now until 2034, and then suddenly shoot up to 3.5% in 2035, but increasing it gradually would make more sense.

      Poland and a couple of Baltic States have already hit 3.5%, and some others also expect to do so in a few years. US defence spending was 3.2% in 2025 but, who knows, maybe they’ll hit 3.5% sooner with all the new wars they’re getting into.

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