NATO Considers Increased Defense Spending Amid Political Changes
European NATO members are discussing plans to increase the alliance’s defense spending target to 3% of GDP, anticipating potential shifts in U.S. leadership with Donald Trump’s possible return to the White House. The proposal, expected to be introduced at next year’s annual summit, aims to address funding inadequacies for supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression. Meanwhile, tensions arise over Prince Andrew’s links to a man barred from the UK on security grounds, as well as concerns about child safeguarding following a recent murder case.