Perceived threat will shape Balkan NATO defence spend
Only Romania and Greece meet the NATO goal of spending 2% of GDP on defence, the former anxious about Russian intentions
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- NATO-driven modernisation
- Croatia
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Foreign policy risks
- Scandals
- Croatia
- Romania
- Bulgaria
- Outlook
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_350.jpg "Montenegrin Prime Minister Dusko Markovic at the parliamentary debate on joining NATO, Cetinje, April 28 (Reuters/Stevo Vasiljevic)")