British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has pledged to meet the new NATO target of 5% of a country's Gross Domestic Product on national security by the 2035 deadline.

NATO's 5% GDP defense target may boost EU infrastructure spending, stimulating rail demand. Greenbrier stands to benefit in ...

This year's NATO summit, which brought together heads of state and government from across the military alliance, was held in ...

The SPDR S&P Aerospace & Defense offers diversified exposure to US aerospace and defense sector with 40 holdings and no heavy ...

Click the headlines below to skip ahead. Winners of defence stock frenzy in Europe, from chemical to goggle makers. Tesla ...

Among the frontline defence stocks, BEL gained over 2 per cent and HAL gained 1.25 per cent. Bharat Dynamics Ltd (BDL) also gained over 2.3 per cent. These firms are regarded as strategic assets in ...

Euronews Next learned about NATO’s plans to better integrate new technologies and the defence tech to watch in the future, ...

Increasing defence spending will not come without reputational risk for the government, but failing to do so would imperil ...

How NATO’s factory-floor revival is rewiring transatlantic security—from Camden to Kyiv, defense jobs are reshaping alliance ...

Nato member states committed to boost investments on defence to 5 per cent of their domestic output, largely endorsing US President Donald Trump’s pressure on Washington’s European allies. The ...