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Higher European defence budgets a first step, production needed, NATO’s Rutte says

Higher European defense budgets are a first step in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's pause on aid to Ukraine, according to NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.
The European Commission announced a plan to lend up to €150 billion to boost military spending among member states.
Germany plans to debate changes to state borrowing rules to support defense funding and infrastructure measures.
European government bond yields will continue to rise due to increased defense spending, as stated by BNP Paribas Asset Management.

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South China Morning Post

European bond yields expected to rise along with military spending

‘We’re not talking small numbers here,’ BNP Paribas executive says.

5 days ago·Hong Kong

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De Telegraaf

Mark Rutte visits Washington: will he keep NATO together?

Read on Telegraaf.nl about the visit of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to Washington and the challenges surrounding the Ukraine dossier and the future of NATO.

5 days ago·Amsterdam, Netherlands

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La Libre

The astronomical sum Van Peteghem wants to inject into Defense

International tensions are high and the question of the budget to inject into Defence is more than ever on the table. ...

5 days ago·Brussels, Belgium

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Die Presse

Do more weapons also bring more growth for Europe?

The EU states want to upgrade by hundreds of billions of euros in order to defend themselves without the US. Whether it becomes a small economic miracle depends on where the money flows exactly.

5 days ago·Vienna, Austria

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Welt

Money for armament: "Right step at the right time" – NATO boss Rutte praises defense plans

NATO CEO Rutte described Berlin's plans to invest significantly more in defense in the future than "the right step at the right time." The EU's armament initiative welcomes NATO. General Reinhard Wolski talks about this at WELT TV.

6 days ago·Dortmund, Germany

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