ANKARA (Reuters) -Turkey supports NATO's decision to more than double its defence spending target to 5% of GDP by 2035 and is already exceeding the previous 2% benchmark, a Turkish defence ministry ...

It comes after the majority of NATO countries pledged to spend 5% of their GDP on defence by 2035. Read the full story ...

Russia has mocked Nato’s 5% increase in defence spending, branding it ‘political masochism’. Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov ...

The White House has posted a bizarre "Daddy Donald" video as US President Trump leans into the head of NATO's cringeworthy ...

Iran’s intelligence services have arrested 26 people, accusing them of collaborating with Israel, state media Fars news ...

Keir Starmer will update MPs after crunch talks with world leaders after warning the UK homeland faces threats 'on a daily basis' ...

Strategic Analysis Australia Director Michael Shoebridge says Australia cannot afford its military beyond “a few weeks” if defence spending is only boosted to 2.33 per cent by 2033, calling for an ...

A Turkish Defence Ministry source notes that the expansion of the "Steel Dome" project throughout the country is planned ...

President Donald Trump heads home from the NATO summit in the Netherlands touting a slew of international successes, including the member nations committing to more than doubling their defense ...

Former US Army vice chief of staff General Jack Keane discusses US President Donald Trump's success in increasing NATO members’ defence spending. Donald Trump has enforced NATO members to lift their ...

What began as a regional alliance now courts Australia, Japan and South Korea while preparing three-front warfare — but this ...