- Trump focuses on inflation and the American economy, while Europe realizes its declining military global status.
- Urging Europe to develop independent defense capabilities.
- Defense chiefs met in Brussels as NATO discussed boosting Europe's defense capabilities, with pledges from member states like the Netherlands and Germany.
- NATO is pushing for 'NATO 3.0' and reviewing U.S. force posture and basing in Europe.
Italy is limiting defense spending commitments and met with the U.S. Defense Secretary to discuss arms.
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Italy is limiting defense spending commitments and met with the U.S. Defense Secretary to discuss arms.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Italy argues for a defense alliance while facing EU excessive deficit procedure.1 source
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Italy is limiting defense spending commitments while discussing arms with the U.S. Defense Secretary.1 source
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