NATO allies have started cobbling together an agreement to significantly boost defense spending in a way that may assuage US President Donald Trump’s demand to spend 5% of economic output on the military.

The investigations focus on possible irregularities in awarding NATO contracts to defence contractors for equipment such as ammunition and drones, notably the possible passing-on of confidential information by employees of the Luxembourg-based NATO Support & Procurement Agency (NSPA) to defence contractors.

The Trump administration wants to hear this week how NATO’s European member countries and Canada plan to boost defense investment to 5% of gross domestic product, new U.S. envoy Matthew Whitaker said Tuesday.

North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato) allies have started cobbling together an agreement to significantly boost defence spending in a way that may assuage US President Donald Trump's demand to spend 5% of economic output on the military.

A two-day informal summit of NATO foreign ministers starts today in Belek, Antalya province, in southern Turkey. — Ukrinform.

NATO's outdated digital systems could put lives at risk, a new report warns. Experts say U.S. leadership is key to fixing cloud security and data sharing.

Now -- more than ever -- it is key for NATO to continue to provide Ukraine what is needed for its defense,' alliance says in statement - Anadolu Ajansı

The top U.S. general is making his debut this week at NATO headquarters in Brussels, where defense chiefs are preparing for a leader summit in June that is expected to focus on deterrence and spending.

As foreign ministers of NATO gather for informal talks in Antalya on Thursday, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte heaped praise on the country’s role

Ukraine's former top military commander, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, has warned that NATO's warfare model is outdated and needs a major overhaul.