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Special forces, allies to benefit from Denmark’s defense spending deal
The agreement advances Denmark’s goal to raise spending on its military to 2 percent of GDP ― a target set by NATO for its member states to hit by 2024.
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Norway lawmakers warn of ‘slippage’ from NATO defense spending target
A fall in Norway’s defense spending-to-GDP ratio is certain to unnerve NATO and the United States, a lawmaker and party leader says.
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Finland’s presidential candidates back arms ban to warring Middle East states
The candidates specifically discussed imposing an immediate arms sales ban on the United Arab Emirates.
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Nordic defense sector thrives on powerful partnerships
Strategic bolt-on takeovers, including a series of high profile cross-border acquisitions in the 1990s, has produced a handful of internationally competitive Nordic defense groups whose general focus and range of ambition has shifted from European to world markets.
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Special forces, allies to benefit from Denmark’s defense spending deal
The agreement advances Denmark’s goal to raise spending on its military to 2 percent of GDP ― a target set by NATO for its member states to hit by 2024.
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Norway lawmakers warn of ‘slippage’ from NATO defense spending target
A fall in Norway’s defense spending-to-GDP ratio is certain to unnerve NATO and the United States, a lawmaker and party leader says.
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Finland’s presidential candidates back arms ban to warring Middle East states
The candidates specifically discussed imposing an immediate arms sales ban on the United Arab Emirates.
-
Nordic defense sector thrives on powerful partnerships
Strategic bolt-on takeovers, including a series of high profile cross-border acquisitions in the 1990s, has produced a handful of internationally competitive Nordic defense groups whose general focus and range of ambition has shifted from European to world markets.
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Special forces, allies to benefit from Denmark’s defense spending deal
The agreement advances Denmark’s goal to raise spending on its military to 2 percent of GDP ― a target set by NATO for its member states to hit by 2024.
-
Norway lawmakers warn of ‘slippage’ from NATO defense spending target
A fall in Norway’s defense spending-to-GDP ratio is certain to unnerve NATO and the United States, a lawmaker and party leader says.
-
Finland’s presidential candidates back arms ban to warring Middle East states
The candidates specifically discussed imposing an immediate arms sales ban on the United Arab Emirates.
-
Nordic defense sector thrives on powerful partnerships
Strategic bolt-on takeovers, including a series of high profile cross-border acquisitions in the 1990s, has produced a handful of internationally competitive Nordic defense groups whose general focus and range of ambition has shifted from European to world markets.
