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Denmark Begins Conscripting Women Into Military Service Amid NATO War Fears – altnews.org
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NATO Nation Denmark Begins Conscripting Women... World War Straight Ahead? » Sons of Liberty Media
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) state, Denmark, has started conscripting women. On July 1st, all eighteen-year-old females are now subject to the draft. The new bill also extends mandatory service from four months to eleven months. This move follows a change to the relevant law made by the country’s parliament a few weeks ago. It …
Mediafax At the end of June, NATO members agreed to increase their defense and security spending to 5% of GDP. However, without the necessary manpower, this increase may not be enough to increase Europe's military readiness and has become a topic of political debate on the European continent. The European Council on Foreign Relations recently conducted a survey in nine European countries. The data showed that in several of them, including France…
NATO Nation Denmark Begins Conscripting Women… World War Straight Ahead? – The Washington Standard
NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) state, Denmark, has started conscripting women. On July 1st, all eighteen-year-old females are now subject to the draft. The new bill also extends mandatory service from four months to eleven months. This move follows a change to the relevant law made by the country’s parliament a few weeks ago. It comes as NATO, of which Denmark is a member, increases its military readiness, citing a perceived threat fr…
The return of conscription? EU countries debate bringing back military service
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, growing instability in the Middle East, and Donald Trump’s return to the White House have thrust European defence policy into the spotlight and made Europe rethink its military recruitment models. Last month, NATO member countries agreed to increase their defence and security-related spending to 5 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). But increased spending alone without the manpower to back it up coul…
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