Defense Spending
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Japan is reportedly planning to double its defense spending to 3.5% of GDP. Although the Ministry of Defense denied the report, the 10-year JGB yield still hit a new high of 3.04% since 1996.
Japanese defense officials indicated a willingness to significantly increase defense spending during talks with the United States, with one proposal suggesting an increase to 3.5% of GDP within a deca
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EU Military Committee Chairman Clancy: Hybrid activities are the EU's most serious threat, increased defense spending is strengthening ties with the US
Seán Clancy, chairman of the European Union Military Committee, stated that hybrid activities are currently the most serious threat to the EU, and the EU's increased defense spending is strengthening
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Japan is reportedly planning to double its defense spending to 3.5% of GDP. Although the Ministry of Defense denied the report, the 10-year JGB yield still hit a new high of 3.04% since 1996.
Japanese defense officials indicated a willingness to significantly increase defense spending during talks with the United States, with one proposal suggesting an increase to 3.5% of GDP within a deca
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EU Military Committee Chairman Clancy: Hybrid activities are the EU's most serious threat, increased defense spending is strengthening ties with the US
Seán Clancy, chairman of the European Union Military Committee, stated that hybrid activities are currently the most serious threat to the EU, and the EU's increased defense spending is strengthening
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