UK Commits to 3.5% GDP Defence Spending Under NATO Pressure
Starmer's government aligns with alliance's enhanced military investment goals
The United Kingdom has agreed to increase its defence spending to 3.5% of GDP, responding to NATO's call for greater military investment among member states.
The decision, endorsed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, reflects a commitment to bolstering the nation's defence capabilities amid growing global security concerns and aims to strengthen the UK's role within the alliance.