German Chancellor Backs Higher Military Spending
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Germany's Merz backs higher defence spending target
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New German Chancellor Friedrich Merz supports higher spending target for the military.
New NATO spending target is set to be adopted at NATO summit in The Hague in June .
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte had proposed that defence-related spending by members of the military alliance should reach 3.5% of GDP.
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