STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -The world's nuclear-armed states are beefing up their atomic arsenals and walking out of arms control pacts, creating a new era of threat that has brought an end to decades of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Revenues from sales of weapons and military services by the 100 largest global arms-producing companies reached a record $679bn in ...

Global nuclear weapon stockpiles are expanding and being modernised, indicating the onset of a “dangerous” arms race coinciding with a decline in arms control measures, says the Stockholm ...

European and, above all, German arms manufacturers sold significantly more military equipment in 2024. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute has found that the war in Ukraine is the ...

Weapons sales by the top 100 companies worldwide in the defense industry reached $632 billion last year, a 4.2% increase over 2022 as companies ramped up their production in response to surging demand ...

All of Iran’s imported arms came from Russia, based on data recorded by SIPRI. In the last 10 years, Iran has imported ...

Latest SIPRI data notes that while India’s defence imports remain high, there is a gradual shift towards domestic production.

Global military spending soared to $2.7 trillion in 2024, marking the largest year-on-year uptick since at least the end of the Cold War, according to a new research report released Monday. The ...