Should NATO members increase their defense spending to at least 3% of GDP?
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Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, NATO demands 2% GDP minimum, many politicians now call for 3%. Critics argue the money is better spent on education, health, and climate.
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NATO · 6/25/2025
The Hague Summit Declaration — 5% of GDP by 2035 (3.5% core + 1.5% broader security) ↗
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