US President-elect Donald Trump said that NATO countries should be spending 5% of gross domestic product (GDP) on defence, up ...

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - NATO—the abbreviation for North Atlantic Treaty Organization—currently has 32 member countries that convene to address political and security issues. Among these nations, some ...

Incoming U.S. President Donald Trump wants NATO members to spend a whopping 5 percent of GDP on defense — more than double the alliance's current spending target and something that will cause ...

Donald Trump has called on NATO members to boost their defense spending, underlining his long-standing belief that countries ...

However, as it stands, eight of the 32 NATO states don't hit the current 2% defence spending target, and only six currently spend more than 3%. Croatia, Portgual, Italy, Canada, Belgium ...

Russia's Navy Commander-in-Chief Admiral Alexander Moiseyev said Moscow brought in roughly 30 vessels last year.

Interview: Aerospace boss Ben Bridge on why the president-elect’s defence spending demands are well within reason ...

He insisted the current pledge of 2 per cent in each ... but said "considerably more than two percent" is needed. Countries in Nato began cutting defence spending after the Cold War with Russia ...

The top official in the U.S.-led NATO alliance issued a direct appeal Thursday to residents of countries in the bloc, asking them to demand big increases in defense spending in the face of Russia ...

"What really worries me is that one of these attacks, as I say, will break through in a big way," Deputy Assistant Secretary ...