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Spain Secures Exemption from NATO Defense Spending Increase
Nato countries are reported to be in agreement to increase defense expenditures to five percent of the states' gross national product. Spain, which opposed the increase, has been exempted from the decision.
Europe Boosts Defense Spending Amid NATO Budget Targets
Russia and the USA have made Europe break with decades of military disarmament. The arms industry is flourishing again as Nato unites on new budget targets.
Spain Opposes New NATO Defense Spending Targets
Next week, the NATO countries are expected to agree on a new budget target to allocate at least 5 percent of their GDP to defense. But Spain is resisting.
Finland Exits Ottawa Treaty on Personal Mines
Finland leaves the Ottawa Treaty on personal mines. This means that in the future, it will be allowed for the Finnish defense forces to use personal mines.
Sweden Agrees on Defense Loans Amid Uncertainty Over Future Payment
All parties agree that Sweden should borrow to quickly strengthen the defense. But after 2030, the strengthening should start being paid from the state budget.
Swedish Parties Unite for Historic Defense Investment Agreement
All parties in the Riksdag support a historic buildup of the Swedish defense, according to SVT. .
EU Foreign Minister: United NATO and EU Can Counter Russia
Europe is under attack in a world that is becoming increasingly more dangerous with each passing day, warns the EU's Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas in a debate in the EU Parliament where she calls for increased defense investments ahead of next week's NATO summit in The Hague. –Russia is already a direct threat to the EU.
Europe Boosts Defense Spending Amid NATO Budget Targets and Russian Threats
Russia and the USA have made Europe break with decades of military disarmament. The arms industry is flourishing again as Nato agrees on new budget targets.
NATO Chief Confident in Agreement on Increased Defense Spending
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte is quite certain that NATO countries will back a significantly increased defence expenditure target at the summit in The Hague after Midsummer. It looks like we will be able to reach an agreement in The Hague, he said at a press conference in Stockholm.
Kristersson on Iran-Israel Conflict: Sweden on Alert
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) says that the government and authorities are on their toes when it comes to potential spreading effects from the attacks between Israel and Iran. We currently have no signs that anything serious is directed specifically at Sweden.
Denmark Approves US Military Bases Amid Greenland Concerns
Denmark approves a bill proposal that allows American military bases on Danish soil – a message that comes at a time when the President of the USA has shown great interest in taking control of the kingdom's territory Greenland. .
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to Visit Sweden Friday
On Friday, NATO's Secretary General Mark Rutte will come to Sweden for a meeting with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M), announces the government. After the meeting, they will hold a joint press conference in Rosenbad in Stockholm Rutte, formerly long-time Prime Minister of the Netherlands, succeeded Jens Stoltenberg as NATO chief in October last year.
Nato Chief Calls for 400% Boost in Air and Missile Defense
Nato chief Mark Rutte demands an increase of 400 percent for air and missile defense to counter the threat from Russia. .
Hultqvist Suggests Foreign Involvement in Swedish Telecom Sabotage
It can be foreign actors who are behind the extensive sabotage of telecommunication masts along E22 on the Swedish east coast. This is the opinion of the Social Democrats' defence policy spokesperson Peter Hultqvist.
US Appoints Alexus Grynkewich as New NATO Commander in Europe
The US has nominated a new commander for NATO in Europe. .
NATO Chief Proposes 5% Defense Budget Target
Nato chief Mark Rutte is now officially proposing 5 percent as the new budget target for the defense, divided into 3. 5 percent traditional defense and 1.
NATO Nations Sign Agreement for Mass Purchase of Swedish CV90 Vehicles
Sweden and several NATO countries sign agreement in Brussels on large purchase of Swedish CV90 combat vehicles. The orders are not to affect deliveries to Ukraine, promises the defence minister.
NATO Urged to Accelerate Defense Spending Amid Russia Concerns
Russia does not care about our papers, warns Lithuania and demands a faster pace towards NATO's new budget target. The figures seem already clear – but how fast they will be reached and what they will contain is still not given.
Sweden Takes Lead in NATO's Electronic Warfare Coalition Supporting Ukraine
Sweden enters as a shared leading country in a coalition that supports Ukraine in the field of communications. .
Europe Leads in Israeli Weapon Purchases Amid Rising Defense Exports
Despite the war in Gaza and the country's increased isolation as a result, Israel's export of defense materials has hit a record for the fourth year in a row, Bloomberg reports. Over five years, sales have more than doubled to 14.
NATO Allies Pledge Ships and Billions in Support to Ukraine
Ukraine's friends do not betray, the countries in the Ramstein group promise after yet another meeting at Nato headquarters. Ships, drones and "billions" in new support are promised - and also an invitation to Nato's summit in The Hague.
Russia Claims NATO's Baltops Exercise in Baltic Sea is Provocative
The Nato exercise Baltops, which begins in the Baltic Sea tomorrow, is according to Russia "extremely provocative". The exercise - where among others Sweden and the USA participate - is seen as a build-up for battle against Russia.
Trump Attends NATO Summit in The Hague Focusing on Membership Fees
The President of the USA, Donald Trump, is traveling to The Hague when the Nato military alliance is holding a summit, the White House announces. .
Nawrocki's Win in Poland Signals Challenges for Ukraine's EU Path
Karol Nawrocki's victory in the Polish presidential election is a setback for Ukraine. Poland will slow down Ukraine's path to the EU and Nato as much as possible, says analyst Stefan Ingvarsson.
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