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Nato leaders to meet in The Hague: Trump’s 5% defense push sparks division among allies

IndiaTimes Monday, 23 June 2025
NATO leaders, including Donald Trump, are convening in The Hague to address defense spending, with a proposed target of 5% of GDP causing contention. While many members now meet the 2% minimum, Trump criticizes Spain and Canada for lagging behind. The summit will consider a 3.5% target plus additional investment, though Spain has already voiced its opposition to the proposal.
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