Hague Summit LIVE | Spain’s Rejection of 5% GDP Defense Target Signals Deepening Alliance Fractures

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At the 2025 Hague Summit, Spain, under Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, firmly rejected NATO’s proposed 5% GDP defense spending target, opting to maintain its spending at 2.1% to prioritize social policies like pensions and healthcare. This defiance, driven by concerns over the feasibility and necessity of the U.S.-pushed target, exposes significant divisions within the alliance. As NATO grapples with heightened expectations and U.S. pressure, Spain’s stance raises questions about the sustainability of collective defense commitments and the alliance’s unity. This article explores the implications of Spain’s decision, the underlying tensions, and the potential for further cracks in NATO’s framework.

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