Europe's Security On Knife-Edge, NATO Spending Urged

Britain's Foreign Secretary David Lammy delivers a speech on the government plans for new sanctions which will target the finances of people smuggling networks as part of efforts to stop migrants cros

Foreign Secretary emphasized that the post-Cold War peace is over and stressed the need for Europe to enhance its defense capabilities in the face of Russian aggression.

Trump has long been critical of NATO, questioning its value and urging member countries to meet higher defense-spending targets. He recently suggested that NATO nations should spend at least 5% of their GDP on defense, a significant increase from the current 2% goal.