NATO leaders meeting in The Hague this month look set to agree to a major increase in military budgets under pressure from US President Donald Trump.

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Ministers and military representatives pose during a group photo of NATO defence ministers at NATO headquarters in Brussels, 5 June, 2025 ...

The Alliance sets a 3.5% of GDP defense target, more than the U.S. spends on defense today.

Gideon Rachman That was Mark Rutter, the Nato secretary-general, speaking in London earlier this week. It was one of a series of increasingly urgent statements that the head of Nato has been making.