Spain's Sanchez vows to launch plan for defence boost by summer

"Europeans, war and peace" (6/7). In Spain, a country that has not participated in world wars and has undergone 40 years of military dictatorship, anti-militarism is anchored, and war seems far away.

NATO said on Friday that its secretary-general, Mark Rutte, referred only to Spain's “desire” to allocate a 2% GDP budget to defense “as soon as possible” in a statement this week that prompted the Spanish government to...

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said this Thursday that Spain, among other European countries, aspires to meet the requirement of the Alliance this summer...

Industry-led plan with at least $1 billion a year will fund start-ups and emerging technology projects

The Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to reach 2% of GDP with a plan to be launched by summer. One hundred personalities from the world of culture and entertainment...

Spain's Sanchez vows to launch plan for defence boost by summer

MADRID - Spain, which has NATO's lowest defence spending as a share of its economy, will outline and start implementing a plan to boost the defence sector before the summer, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez told lawmakers on Wednesday, without providing details.