UK Conservatives propose cutting social benefits to boost defence spending
Party members aim to reduce disability and housing benefits to raise defence spending to 3 % of GDP by 2030.
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Representatives of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom have suggested cutting disability benefits and housing allowances. The goal is to increase defence spending to 3 % of GDP by 2030.
Earlier, the German chancellor said that raising military spending is more important than child benefit payments. Across Europe, the debate intensifies over funding defence from other budget items.
