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Trump Says Spain Will Pay More in Trade Deal After Refusal to Meet NATO Defense Spending Targets
THE HAGUE (Reuters) -President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the United States will make Spain pay twice as much for a trade deal after the country's refusal to meet a NATO defense spending target of 5% of gross domestic product.
Trump deemed the summit in The Hague this week a resounding success, while taking aim at Spain's refusal to commit to ...
Spain has refused to endorse Nato’s new five per cent GDP defence spending target, citing economic strain and social welfare ...
Mr. Trump had been eager to celebrate his success at NATO and revel in the fact that he had conducted an attack that none of ...
Spain has rejected a NATO proposal to spend 5% of gross domestic product on defense needs that’s expected to be announced ...
US President Donald Trump threatened to punish Spain after Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said his country could fulfill its ...
US president threatens Madrid with extra tariffs after Spanish prime minister rejects 5% defence spending target ...
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defended his decision to break with his NATO allies over increases in military spending and ...
At yesterday’s Nato summit in The Hague, all but one of the 32 leaders agreed to increase their defence spending to 5 per ...
At the moment, Poland is the NATO member state spending the most per GDP on defense investments, according to the latest data from the alliance, at 4.12 percent. Estonia follows with 3.43 percent and ...
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — NATO leaders agreed on Wednesday on a massive hike in defense spending after pressure from U.S.
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