NATO Members Agree to 5% Defense Spending Target by 2035

At a summit in The Hague, leaders from all 32 NATO member countries have agreed to increase military spending, committing to invest 5% of their GDP annually in defense by 2035.

The agreement aims to strengthen NATO's collective defense capabilities in response to evolving global threats.

While some member states expressed concerns about the financial implications, the consensus underscores the alliance's unified stance on enhancing security and preparedness.