Tag #Military Spending

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Russia's War Economy: Sanctions, Inflation, and a Ruble in Crisis

Russia's economy is severely impacted by the war in Ukraine and Western sanctions, showing a devalued ruble, reduced oil and gas revenues, high military spending (29% of the budget), and high inflation (projected at 26%), despite a 21% interest rate.

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Global Arms Sales Rise Despite US Manufacturers' Revenue Dip

The global arms trade increased by 4.2 percent in 2023, reaching $632 billion, but the two largest US manufacturers, Lockheed Martin and RTX, saw a decrease in revenue, while Russia's Rostec saw a massive 49 percent increase.

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Germany to Modernize and Expand Taurus Missile Arsenal

Germany will spend €829.8 million to modernize 479 Taurus missiles and an additional €2.1 billion to purchase 600 new Taurus Neo missiles by 2029, significantly increasing its missile arsenal and expanding the MBDA plant in Schrobenhausen to include Patriot missile production.

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Russia's Record \$126 Billion Defense Budget Amid Ukraine War

Russia approved a record \$126 billion defense budget for 2025, comprising 32.5% of government spending, due to the costly war in Ukraine, exceeding this year's by \$28 billion, while slightly decreasing in 2026 and 2027.

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Global Arms Sales Surge to $632 Billion Amidst Ukraine, Gaza, and East Asia Conflicts

The global arms industry's revenue increased by 4.2% to $632 billion in 2023, primarily due to the Ukraine and Gaza wars and rising East Asian tensions; Russian arms sales surged by 40%, while some European manufacturers also experienced significant growth, but others declined.

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Global Arms Sales Rise 4.2% in 2023 Despite US Slowdown

The global arms trade grew by 4.2% in 2023 to $632 billion, led by smaller companies and a significant surge in Russian sales (Rostec +49%), contrasting with slight declines for leading US manufacturers (Lockheed Martin and RTX) and stagnation in Europe (excluding UK).

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"New European Defense Fund Proposed Amidst Geopolitical Instability"

"A new European defense fund is proposed due to the Ukraine war and regional instability, replacing a previous ineffective €8 billion fund. It will rely on voluntary national contributions and bonds with governmental guarantees, potentially including non-EU members."

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UK Army Could Be Defeated in Six Months: Veterans Minister

Veterans Minister Al Carns warns that the British Army, at its smallest since Napoleonic times, could be defeated within six months in a major conflict due to high projected casualty rates and insufficient troop replacement capacity; this has raised concerns over defense spending and military prepar...

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Global Arms Sales Surge to $632 Billion in 2023

The top 100 global arms companies generated $632 billion in revenue in 2023, a 4.2% increase, primarily due to conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, East Asia tensions, and global military modernization; US companies dominated, but faced supply chain issues; European growth was slower.

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Russia's 2025 Budget: Military Spending Soars Amidst Ruble Devaluation

Russia's 2025 budget allocates over $145 billion to military spending, exceeding combined spending on education, healthcare, and the national economy; this comes amid a weakening ruble and ongoing war in Ukraine.

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Global Arms Sales Surge to $632 Billion in 2023

Global arms sales by the top 100 producers reached $632 billion in 2023, a 4.2% increase driven by the war in Ukraine and increased demand, with Russian companies showing the largest growth (40%) and European companies overcoming supply chain issues.

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Global Arms Sales Surge to $632 Billion Amidst Ukraine and Gaza Conflicts

The global arms trade reached $632 billion in 2023, a 4.2% increase driven by the Ukraine war and Gaza conflict; European and US companies overcame supply chain issues to meet demand, while Russia's sales surged 40% due to increased domestic production, and Israeli arms sales hit record highs.

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