Poland Loses NATO Defense Spending Leadership to Baltic States
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Poland will no longer be NATO's defense spending leader, Rzeczpospolita reported on Wednesday. The daily writes that Poland's planned spending this year is approximately 4.5 percent of GDP. Three Baltic countries – Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia – plan to allocate more.
This year, Poland will cease to be the leader in defense spending among NATO countries.
Poland is losing its leading position in NATO defense spending. By 2027, all three Baltic states will overtake us, and the planned Polish defense budget will be nominally lower than a year earlier, reports "Rzeczpospolita."
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Defense spending as a percentage of GDP in NATO's eastern flank is slowing down. Poland, which until recently was the leader among allies, will lose ground to the Baltic states this year. In 2027, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia plan to allocate at least 5 percent of GDP to their armies, while the Polish defense budget will shrink. What is driving these changes?
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