A better forum would be a new, formal organisation, like a smaller Europe-focused NATO, composed of what UK Prime Minister ... A column chart showing NATO's defence spending by country in 2024 ...

How government can take a systemic approach, including evolving buying behaviour and procurement ... defence sector as a key engine of growth pivotal to ensuring our national and economic resilience. ...

Europe is rearming at an unprecedented pace - and the investment implications are just beginning to unfold. In March 2025, ...

The UK has completed a second payment of £752m to Ukraine under the Extraordinary Revenue Acceleration Loans for Ukraine ...

Uncertainty around US trade tariffs is costing the eurozone and the UK economy billions this year and the next, which cannot be entirely offset by increased defence spending in 2025. Economic ...

Britain's defence industry is urging the EU and UK to strike a security pact ... a "Readiness 2030" plan to boost defence spending and joint procurement across the bloc to the tune of €800 ...

The London-based provider of engineering solutions to the UK defence ... to simplify procurement and support greater [small to medium-sized enterprise] involvement in defence contracts.

“This rapid procurement demonstrates the UK’s commitment to staying at the forefront of military technology,” stated [Spokesperson Name/Title]. “By investing in FPV drone training, we are equipping ...

EU member states will likely agree to an increase in defence spending by 1% of GDP from 2026, which could boost eurozone GDP by 0.1% in 2026, 0.2% in 2027, and 0.3% in 2028. As potential EU ...

where she will argue for greater UK-EU cooperation on defence following Britain's move to increase annual defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027. Sign up here. Reeves said last month she wanted ...

The situation only starts to improve marginally in two years' time when the defence budget is finally forecast to hit 2.5% of GDP, the source said. This is despite the UK being a leading member of ...

The next question is how Italy will raise the money. Defense spending has already shot up in recent years, with procurement outlays hitting €9.31 billion ($10.59 billion) last year, almost ...