Why NATO's Spending Goal May Need to Rise

The video discusses the potential increase in NATO's defense spending target from 2% to 3% of GDP, highlighting the implications for European countries and their relationship with the US. It covers the historical context of NATO spending, including Donald Trump's influence, and examines current discrepancies in defense spending among European nations. The video concludes with a discussion on future trends in defense spending within Europe and the EU.

What is the proposed new defense spending goal for NATO member countries?

• 2% of GDP

• 1% of GDP

• 3% of GDP

• 4% of GDP

Which US President previously pushed European NATO allies to increase their defense spending?

• George W. Bush

• Joe Biden

• Barack Obama

• Donald Trump

How might the proposed spending increase affect the relationship between European countries and the US?

• It will cause European countries to decrease spending.

• It will have no impact.

• It might be well received in the US.

• It could lead to increased tension.

Which European country is mentioned as spending more than 4% of its GDP on defense?

• Poland

• France

• Germany

• Italy

What is the current trend in Europe regarding defense spending?

• Focusing on non-defense expenditures

• An awakening to the need for increased spending

• Maintaining current spending levels

• Decreasing defense budgets