NATO spokesperson has described Poland as a country which knows how to achieve the alliance's spending target of 5 percent of GDP on defence.

NATO members will be expected to spend 3.5% of their GDP on core defence such as troops and weapons – the items currently ...

Poland will invest PLN2.6bn ($665mn) to increase its domestic ammunition output, the government announced on July 2, as it ...

The European Union has earmarked up to 800 billion euros ($920 billion) for defence through 2030 with a bulk of that amount expected to go to prime contractors such as France's Airbus (AIR.PA) or ...

NATO member states this week agreed to raise their defence investment target to 5% of GDP by 2035, replacing the longstanding 2% benchmark set in 2014. This landmark decision, confirmed during a joint ...

The Council of the European Union (EU Council) has activated the so-called escape clause for 15 member states, including ...

The House and Senate Armed Services Committees unveiled legislation Friday supporting a 3.8% pay raise for service members ...

Poland is already spending over 4% of its GDP on defense, the highest rate among all other members ... while reducing some ...

With the new Polish president, nationalist Karol Nawrocki, European Trump supporters, led by Viktor Orbán, have gained an additional ally.

A wartime production boom in NATO countries isn’t just sustaining Ukraine’s defense. It’s also sparking a defense industry revival.

The Trump administration’s softened tone on European security, urging Europe to increase military spending while remaining ...

Poland, on the eastern flank of the alliance and nervous ... Meanwhile, Estonia, which also shares a border with Russia, has approved a defense investment program that's expected to raise its annual ...