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 ...

Similarly, a report from the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists also claimed that China’s nuclear arsenal is expanding more rapidly than any of the other eight nuclear-armed states. The report estimated ...

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Painting Bullseyes: What Iran’s Attacks on US Bases Mean for the Indo-Pacific It is estimated that there are 12,121 nuclear weapons in the world, 9,585 of which are in military stocks and ready for ...

India was the fifth largest military spender in the world, with an expenditure of $92.1 billion in 2025, according to a report by an international think-tank, which also mentioned the "unusually ...

Eighty years after the unconditional surrender of Hitler’s Wehrmacht, Germany is once again emerging as a major military power. Even before the new government’s gigantic rearmament plans were passed, ...

The estimated global inventory of nuclear warheads stood at 12,241 in January 2025. Photo: zef art/Shutterstock. Global nuclear weapon stockpiles are expanding and being modernised, indicating the ...

In 2023, SIPRI noted a 6.8% rise in global military spending. Credit: T. Schneider/Shutterstock. Wars, ongoing conflicts and rising tensions have driven sales of arms and military services by the ...

India is believed to have once again slightly expanded its nuclear arsenal in 2025 and continued development of new types of nuclear delivery systems, according to the latest findings from the ...

SIPRI described the May 2025 cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan as an "unusually severe military crisis" involving the two nuclear-armed neighbours. (File photo) India now has 190 ...

STOCKHOLM — The world's biggest weapons-producing companies saw a 5.9% increase in revenue from sales of arms and military services last year as demand was fed by the wars in Ukraine and Gaza as well ...