Norway joins NATO's 5% GDP defense goal, 3.5% military, 1.5% civilian. Aligns with security priorities, but timeline and impact on services unclear, requiring parliamentary approval.

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Danish women who turn 18 after Tuesday will be entered into the draft lottery system for military service. It will place them ...

The move represents a major step backwards - away from addressing the urgent needs of the planet and toward an arms race that ...

President Donald Trump has returned to Washington after a NATO summit where leaders agreed to increase their military spending to 5% ...

Just one Republican, Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), joined with Democrats on the war powers resolution vote. Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) sided with Trump and the GOP.

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