Italy plans to raise defence and security spending to 5 per cent of GDP over the next decade with annual flexibility. Visiting Rome, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte...
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Defence Minister Guido Crosetto stressed the need for higher defence spending—aiming beyond NATO’s 2% GDP benchmark—and called for a continental European military...
This week, the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, General Christopher G. Cavoli, visited Rome. The meetings focused on strengthening Euro-Atlantic security, addressing...
Italy cautiously supports NATO’s proposed 3% defence spending target, with Defence Minister Guido Crosetto calling for financial adjustments at the EU level. The...
Defence Minister Guido Crosetto, during a briefing to the Chamber of Deputies, discussed deterrence, defence, and the importance of the Alliance’s southern flank. He...
The 5 Star Movement and the Greens and Left Alliance questioned the prioritisation of defence spending over crucial domestic issues like education and healthcare. The...
Defense Minister Crosetto called for greater focus on the Mediterranean ahead of rising regional tensions and threats from autocratic regimes. He also highlighted the...
PM Meloni will discuss Italy's defence budget and proactive steps with other leaders. Despite current spending being below 1.5%, Rome is developing a comprehensive...
The current Chief of Defense Staff of Italy has been supported by the Italian government for the top military role of the Alliance. He recently joined the Atlantic...
