The Latest Breaking News from Defense Spending

Senator Roger Wicker advocates for a billion boost in defense spending to counter adversarial threats and enhance national security.

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British Prime Minister calls for increased defense spending and unity among NATO allies to address global security challenges.

China reaffirms accuracy and transparency of economic data and defense spending, addressing skepticism and emphasizing reliability.

Australia boosts defense spending by billion to acquire missiles, drones, and warships, enhancing national security and readiness.

Increased spending does not automatically equate to higher quality—something that is often lost in this debate.

Since 1980, defense spending has risen by 62%, climbing from $506 billion to $820 billion by 2023, after adjusting for inflation.

Critics raise concerns about various aspects of the current US political agenda, from immigration to defense spending. Differing views on motivations and o...

Israel's central bank chief emphasizes the importance of clarity in defense spending for economic stability and growth.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas takes a tough stance against Russian aggression, emphasizing defense spending, cybersecurity, and international coopera...

President Biden meets with Polish leaders to address urgent need for Ukraine funding amidst Russian aggression and escalating tensions in Europe.