SIPRI - Archive

Rise in SIPRI Top 100 Arms Sales Revenue Delayed by Production Challenges and Backlogs By SIPRI, December 07, 2023
States Invest in Nuclear Arsenals as Geopolitical Relations Deteriorate By SIPRI, June 14, 2023
World Military Expenditure Reaches New Record High as European Spending Surges By SIPRI, April 26, 2023
Arms Sales of SIPRI Top 100 Arms Companies Grow Despite Supply Chain Challenges By SIPRI, December 06, 2022
Modernization of World Nuclear Forces Continues Despite Overall Decrease in Number of Warheads By SIPRI, June 17, 2019
Global Arms Trade: USA Increases Dominance; Arms Flows to the Middle East Surge, Says SIPRI By SIPRI, April 02, 2019
Global Military Spending Remains High at $1.7 Trillion. US’ Increases, Russia’s Declines By SIPRI, May 03, 2018
Increase in Arms Transfers Driven by Demand in the Middle East and Asia, says SIPRI By SIPRI, February 21, 2017
Increase in Arms Transfers Driven by Demand in the Middle East and Asia, says SIPRI By SIPRI, February 21, 2017
THE MULTIBILLION INTERNATIONAL ARMS TRADE: Rise in international arms transfers is driven by Asian demand By SIPRI, April 02, 2012
World Military Expenditure Increases Despite Financial Crisis By SIPRI, June 09, 2010