World’s Nuclear Arsenals Being Enlarged And Upgraded – Analysis
Nearly all of the nine nuclear-armed states—the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom, France, China, India, Pakistan, the Democratic People’s
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Articles by SIPRI :
Deployments Fall More Than 40% In A Decade: Geopolitical Tensions And Funding Cuts Increase Pressure On Multilateral Peace Operations – Analysis
The number of personnel deployed to multilateral peace operations fell by more than 40 per cent between 2015 and 2024,
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Mineral Spoils In Ukraine: A Poor Foundation For Peace And Recovery – Analysis
By Dr Jiayi Zhou and Dr Artem Gergun The signing of the minerals deal between the United States and Ukraine on 30
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Unprecedented Rise In Global Military Expenditure As European And Middle East Spending Surges – Analysis
World military expenditure reached $2718 billion in 2024, an increase of 9.4 per cent in real terms from 2023 and
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Recent Trends In International Arms Transfers In Middle East And North Africa – Analysis
By Zain Hussain and Dr Alaa Tartir The Middle East has long been one of the regions importing the largest volumes of
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Ukraine World’s Biggest Arms Importer: US’ Dominance Of Global Arms Exports Grows As Russian Exports Continue To Fall – Analysis
Ukraine became the world’s largest importer of major arms in the period 2020–24, with its imports increasing nearly 100 times
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The Transformation Of Ukraine’s Arms Industry Amid War With Russia – Analysis
By Kateryna Kuzmuk and Lorenzo Scarazzato Three years on from Russia’s escalation of its war on Ukraine with the full-scale invasion, Ukraine
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Spyware As A Service: Challenges In Applying Export Controls To Cloud-Based Cyber-Surveillance Software – Analysis
By Kolja Brockmann and Lauriane Héau For all their legitimate law-enforcement and intelligence-gathering uses, cyber-surveillance tools are prone to abuse. Among other things,
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Closing Climate Security Gaps Requires More Reliable Data On Climate Finance – Analysis
By Abeer S. Ahmad Among the limited progress made at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in November last
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Dilemmas In The Policy Debate On Autonomous Weapon Systems – Analysis
By Dr Alexander Blanchard, Dr Vincent Boulanin, Laura Bruun and Netta Goussac It is more than 10 years since the first multilateral policy debate
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