The move will come into effect by 2035 and follows long-term pressure from President Trump.
ByZachary Folk
ByZachary Folk,
Forbes Staff.
NATO member nations voted to increase defense spending to 5% of their annual GDP by 2035, following long-term pressure from President Donald Trump, as the alliance reaffirmed its defensive agreement.
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