ROME (Reuters) - It is up to all NATO members to close gaps in their defences no matter the cost, German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius said on Friday, following talks with his European counterparts ...

The NATO Defense College in Rome looks for early signs, dubbed "weak signals," that could lead to significant events that ...

NATO plans to increase its defense spending target for member nations to 3.5%-5% of GDP. Italy faces challenges in meeting ...

Mark Webber is affiliated with the NATO Defence College in Rome as a Senior Non-resident Fellow. Donald Trump’s return to the White House poses existential questions for Nato. Divisions in the ...

NATO will raise the defence spending target for its member nations to between 3.5% and 5% of gross domestic product (GDP) ...

Italy is set to reach NATO's ... Trump that Rome will announce its 2 percent at the next NATO summit. Asked whether Italy’s 2 percent target was enough, Trump responded: "It's never enough.” Italy ...

Struggling to Meet NATO Goal, Italy Mulls Stretching Defence Budget By Angelo Amante and Giuseppe Fonte ROME (Reuters) - Italy is considering including police and coastguard services in its ...

ROME — Boosting defense spending is a task for all NATO members willing to close gaps with allies, ministers from historic low-spenders Italy and Germany said on Friday, following a round of ...