Against the backdrop of war in Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East and growing tensions between China and the West, global military spending has hit unprecedented levels. NATO members are at the ...

Learn More. In the UK – and across Europe more generally – governments are looking to increase their military spending. And this could be a big boost for one UK stock in particular.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves slashed £15 billion in public spending in Tuesday’s Spring Statement, while upping military funding by billions to reach a targeted 2.5 percent of GDP by 2027.

It comes just weeks after the government announced plans to boost defence spending as the UK readies itself to provide ... and best into Britain’s military.” The government also plans to ...

with plans to further increase it to 3% in the next British Parliament. However, to meet this initial military goal, the overseas aid budget will be reduced from 0.5% to 0.3% of GDP. Starmer ...

Last week the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he planned to increase military spending to 2.5% of GDP to bolster the UK's defences. And The Telegraph has reported that more than 100 MPs and ...

Europe and Ukraine should "Trump-proof" their military spending by setting up a "Nato bank", according to a report by a German and UK think tank. As the White House election looms, there is ...

Defence giant Babcock yesterday received a £1billion boost as ministers extended a contract to maintain Challenger 2 tanks, artillery guns and Trojan armoured vehicles for the British Army.