NATO, Germany
Chancellor Hopeful Says Germany Should Focus on Existing NATO Spending Target
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The leader of Germany's conservative CDU, the party's candidate to run for chancellor, said on Tuesday that the nation should focus on efforts to reach existing NATO defence spending targets before discussing any further increases.
Germany's Defense Spending Strategy: Meeting NATO Targets Amid Fiscal Challenges
Germany has met NATO's 2% GDP defense spending target for 2024. This comes despite budget constraints and aligns with Chancellor Scholz's strategy since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. However, long-term military funding remains uncertain,
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