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How Britain let Europe down on defence

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Joe Barnes
How Britain let Europe down on defence
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A report indicates that the United Kingdom has fallen behind other NATO allies in increasing defense spending relative to GDP since 2014. Despite nominal increases in expenditure, the UK ranks near the bottom of the alliance in terms of growth in defense investment.

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This raises questions about the UK's military credibility and its commitment to collective security in the face of rising geopolitical threats from Russia.

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Defence illustration Britain has ignored the threat posed by Russia and has slumped from leader to laggard of European defence in the past decade, a Telegraph investigation has found.

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The framing focuses on the failure of 'successive governments' to meet security goals, a common critique in conservative-leaning defense analysis.

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