Prime Minister Starmer Commits to Increasing Defence Spending to 5% of GDP by 2035
Ambitious plan aims to strengthen UK's military capabilities amid global uncertainties
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to boost the UK's defence and security spending to 5% of the nation's Gross Domestic Product by 2035.
Speaking at a NATO summit, Starmer emphasized the need for the country to adapt to a new era of radical uncertainty, highlighting escalating hostilities in regions like the Middle East.
The proposed increase aims to enhance the UK's military readiness and resilience, ensuring that the nation can effectively respond to emerging global threats and maintain its commitments to international security alliances.
Speaking at a NATO summit, Starmer emphasized the need for the country to adapt to a new era of radical uncertainty, highlighting escalating hostilities in regions like the Middle East.
The proposed increase aims to enhance the UK's military readiness and resilience, ensuring that the nation can effectively respond to emerging global threats and maintain its commitments to international security alliances.
