Germany OKs Changes To Boost Defense; Estonia To Hike Spending
The German parliament has approved by a wide majority constitutional changes that should allow the government to boost defense spending. The measure passed March 18 with the support of 513 legislators, with 207 voting against, easily clearing the two-thirds threshold of 489 parliamentarians backing the motion.
U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell spoke in favor of increasing military spending during a visit to Elizabethtown Tuesday.
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