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Belgium aims to hike defence spending to 2% of GDP this year, De Tijd reports
The Belgian government aims to accelerate defence spending by 4 billion euros ($4.2 billion) in the coming months, Belgian newspaper De Tijd reported, citing Prime Minister Bart De Wever.