The Latest Breaking News from Defense Spending

NATO calls for increased defense spending in response to Russian threats and U.S. pressure to ensure regional peace and stability.

The veteran Democratic Senator, from Vermont, tweeted criticism for the department on Sunday, claiming it had managed to ‘lose track of billions’

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Lithuanian Foreign Affairs Minister warns of ongoing Russian threat, advocates for increased defense spending and EU reforms.

House and Senate appropriators want $38 billion in fiscal 2025 defense spending that the White House didn't request.

Poland's 2025 budget prioritizes record-high defense spending to enhance national security and economic growth.

Poland's 2025 budget prioritizes defense spending to strengthen national security and contribute to global stability.

The world is not a peaceful place; there are 110 armed conflicts underway currently. That's why global military expenditure grew 7% to $2.43 trillion in 2023, the steepest annual rise since 2009. The leading 15 global defense contractors are now on pace to generate free cash flow of $52 billion…

Former President Trump criticizes NATO's 2% defense spending target, sparking debate on collective security and resource allocation within the alliance.