The defense spending of Spain has once again become a focal point of political and diplomatic tension, both within NATO and in the relationship with United States. The Government of Pedro Sánchez defends that the country has already met the objective of 2% of GDP in security and defense, a...
Stakeholder Leaderboard Top 10 most active at NATO Summit Total 86 🥇 Robert Golob 21 24.4% 🥈 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan 16 18.6% 🥉 Allison Hart 8 9.3% 4 Nicușor Dan 8 5 Ulf Kristersson 7 6 Volodímir Zelenskyy 6 7 Úrsula von der Leyen 6 8 Kristen Michal 5 9 Luc Frieden 5 10 Noelia Cobo Pérez 4 The NATO Summit held in Ankara has focused a large part of the political and social debate on the future of European security, the leadership...
“At the beginning of last year, Spanish defense spending was approximately 1.3–1.4%, and in April I received a call from Pedro Sánchez saying they would go to 2%. And they did,” were the praises of the NATO Secretary General to Spain this Thursday after the presentation of his annual report....
As every year, the NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutte, has called the allies to account. The publication of the alliance's annual report serves the States to take stock of the fulfillment of the commitments acquired year after year. Spain leaves this 2025 examination without major new developments, with the confirmation...