Germany eyes strongest EU army by 2031

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Germany's new foreign minister announced the nation's commitment to invest 5% of its GDP in defense, fulfilling a demand from the US President and signaling a historic shift in security policy. This move follows Chancellor Merz's ambition to build Europe's strongest conventional army, prompting significant increases in defense spending and modernization of the Bundeswehr.

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