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Nato is not a hegemonic burden - Vimarsana News

Nato is not a hegemonic burden

Why is US paying twice as much as the average Nato ally when it is geographically removed from all major conflict zones?

Explained | What did Trump allege about NATO spending and how the international organisation is funded? - Vimarsana News

Explained | What did Trump allege about NATO spending and how the international organisation is funded?

United States former president Donald Trump faced a lot of criticism from top Western officials and the White House after he said that he would not defend the NATO allies who have not been able to spend enough on defence and would also encourage Russia to attack them. Trump is running for another presidential term in the White House against President Joe Biden in November.

'We Need More Money': NATO Leaders Say Spending Must Increase Even After Ukraine - Vimarsana News

'We Need More Money': NATO Leaders Say Spending Must Increase Even After Ukraine

As NATO prepares for its summit in Lithuania later this month, the alliance’s leaders are making a new push for reorganization, upgrades, and even more spending, to continue long after the present conflict in Ukraine is over.

Denmark Aims for NATO Spending Target With Huge Ukraine Aid Package - Vimarsana News

Denmark Aims for NATO Spending Target With Huge Ukraine Aid Package

While massive, the $2.6 billion package to Kiev is seen as a rather symbolic gesture aimed at currying favor with NATO allies.

NATO members expected to commit to 2% defence investment: Stoltenberg - National - Vimarsana News

NATO members expected to commit to 2% defence investment: Stoltenberg - National

NATO countries need to "commit more", Stoltenberg told a joint press conference with Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa in Lisbon.