Countries around the world are increasing their military budgets for 2024, driven by conflicts such as the war in Ukraine and tensions in the Indo-Pacific. This global trend is influencing Brazil’s defense spending decisions. NATO countries are striving to allocate 2% of their GDP to defense. In 2023, more NATO members are expected to reach […]
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