U.S. military branches are being told to find budget cuts to offset the proposed $50 billion increase in defense spending.

Italy will likely be able to increase its defense spending to reach a NATO target of 2% of gross domestic product as early as ...

Historically, these reports are intentionally vague and conveniently oversimplified. This year’s announcement is no different ...

Maintaining a good relationship between the United States and Europe has long been seen as a no-brainer by leaders on both ...

The Chinese Defense Ministry urged the U.S. to "break away from the obsession with hegemony at an early date." ...

NATO members are discussing setting a spending target for civil defence and support for Ukraine on top of core military ...

The U.S. signed a security treaty with Japan, which gives it the right to maintain a military presence there, protecting the ally. Japan also forms part of the First Island Chain, a U.S. containment ...

The Congressional Budget Office estimates this plan would require 46 percent more money annually, in real terms, than the ...

Mayor of Warsaw and Polish presidential candidate Rafal Trzaskowski discusses the need for European nations to increase ...

Budget minister says country will meet this year’s target but an increase will take its toll on welfare system ...

Madrid must spend more on defense to meet its NATO obligations, United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told his ...

Italy has no intention for now of using budget leeway allowed by the European Union to boost its defence spending, its ...