Australia’s deputy prime minister defended the nation’s defense spending ahead of a meeting with his US counterpart, arguing that his country spends a larger share of its economy on the military than Germany, France or the UK.
Australia’s deputy prime minister defended the nation’s defense spending ahead of a meeting with his US counterpart, arguing that his country spends a larger share of its economy on the military than Germany, France or the UK.
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