NATO, militarization, and Turkey

By Piri ·

NATO’s 2025 Hague Summit set a 5% GDP defense target by 2035, with 3.5% for core capabilities, ahead of the July 2026 Ankara summit. Europe is shifting budgets toward military spending, with Britain, Germany and the EU cutting social funds to meet US-led demands for higher air, naval and overall capabilities.

Chapters

  1. Global War Fronts and Responsibilities
  2. Interconnected Conflict Fronts
  3. US and NATO Global Strategy
  4. Trump Era Continuity in Imperialism
  5. Europe Militarization and War Economy
  6. Rearmament Costs and Turkey NATO Role

Adapted from Erkin Öncan.

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