The UK is set to boost its military and plans to gradually increase defense spending to 2.5% of its GDP, new Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Tuesday as he departed for a NATO summit in Washington. Starmer has pledged to publish a roadmap for defense expenditure following calls from bo...
Undervalued and dissatisfied – the UK military exodus While Sanders’ and Elwood’s calls for a rise in UK defence spending and soldier enlistment seem a superficially logical response to Russian aggression, lingering issues over soldier retention and arms procurement remain. Arecent Ministry of Defen...
we expect Labour to a) set out a cautious fiscal path, with some modest increases to 2025/26 departmental spending alongside key policy objectives (such as its Green Prosperity Plan), which will largely be offset by tax hikes. There are risks to this view, however...
This is coupled with an analysis of the UK’s military doctrine and strategy to provide a comprehensive overview of the UK’s military regulation. Examination of political alliances and perceived security threats to the UK and explains trends in spending and modernization. Analysis of prevalent ...
Trump rattled NATO members in February when he said he would not provide military protection to any member state that had not met its financial obligations to the bloc, andwould even "encourage" adversaries "to do whatever the hell they want" to that nation....
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A more realistic threat than outright cancelation could be funding shortfalls, as Labor’s commitment to raising defense spending from 2.2% to 2.5% is contingent on financial conditions. Another headwind is the U.S. Air Force’s abrupt waffling on its supposedly indispensable NGAD sixt...
Higher military spending and stronger balance sheet has made group’s results more predictable, says CEO November 10 2023 Babcock International Group PLC Babcock wins £750mn UK submarine maintenance contract Defence company to upgrade infrastructure at the Devonport naval base ...
UK military budget must rise by 56%, Ministry of Defence calculations say Amount would far outstrip current 2.5% target and take annual spending above £90bn Save December 13 2024 Aerospace & Defence UK, Italy and Japan’s defence groups set up venture overseeing fighter jet project ...