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  • The WORLD is over-armed and peace is under-funded" - Ban Ki-moon (2009)468567
  • SIPRI Yearbook 2024468561
  • SIPRI’s ongoing decay from peace to mainstream military security – its new director - Jan Oberg, Transnational 15.04.25468560
  • SIPRI Yearbook - Archives !34568
  • SIPRI Funding 2023468571
  • Military & War - Free Documentaries34569
  • World Military Spending ! - Global Issues34570
  • War, Propaganda and the Media - Global Issues34571
  • World Beyond War - Mapping Militarism390121
  • Defense - Politico465867
  • @nanoninoto398065
  • GDAMS - Fact Sheets (Archive)34567
  • Arms Control Association Fact Sheets & Briefs34573
  • Tackling Defence Corruption Around the World - Transparency International34574
  • Military Magazines and Journals Online34575
  • Demilitarize CA295429
  • Comparisons of World Military Strengths - Globalfirepower.com 34576
  • Unprecedented rise in global military expenditure as European and Middle East spending surges - SIPRI 28.04.25466815
  • Ruling elite demands massive increase to Australian military spending for war - WSWS 12.03.25460639
  • Which countries are the top military spenders and where does Europe rank? - Al Jazeera 17.02.25457899
  • Video: Western collapse thanks to militarism and the wish to dominate - TFF 13.02.25456888
  • Military Expenditures As A Percentage of GDP: A 100% Indefensible and Stupid Idea - TFF 25.01.25454048
  • New Military Alliances Forming in the Pacific - IPS 22.07.24424522
  • Trudeau pledges tens of billions of dollars more per year to wage global war - WSWS 22.07.24424406
  • 'Scandalous': G7 Nations Spend 62 Times More on Military Than Humanitarian Aid - CD 14.06.24418821
  • Rethinking Global Peace: Addressing Militarization and the Future of Governance - Pressenza 25.04.24408912
  • Fact sheet: 2023 Trends in World Military Expenditure - SIPRI 22.04.24415010
  • War, fear of war spur global military spending to new record: SIPRI report - Al Jazeera 22.04.24408517
  • Podcast: Cynthia Enloe: Militarised Empires Around the World - MMFP 06.03.24403061
  • Global defence spending rises 9% to record $2.2tn - Guardian 13.02.24399667
  • Global defence spending jumped to record $2.2 trillion last year - Al Jazeera 13.02.24397589
  • These Countries Have the Strongest Militaries - US News 23.11.23388724
  • Military expenditure (% of GDP) - World Bank 1960-2020290822
  • Workers’ Rights and Militarization: Arguments for Rethinking Security - 06/IPB 2020253775
  • Canada pressured by allies to up military spending - Reuters 29.06.23356382
  • States invest in nuclear arsenals as geopolitical relations deteriorate—New SIPRI Yearbook out now - SIPRI 12.06.23361024
  • As if there were no tomorrow - Sonnenseite 07.05.23347579
  • Global military expenditure hits record highs in boon for arms traders - Canary 27.04.23343401
  • Analysis: Global Military Spending Hits All-Time High of $2.24 Trillion - CD 24.04.23342033
  • World military spending reaches all-time high of $2.24 trillion - Al Jazeera 24.04.23341978
  • Trends In World Military Expenditure, 2022 (pdf) - 04/23398365
  • Global Military Spending Tops $2 Trillion for First Time in History - CD 25.04.22284125
  • World military spending tops $2 trillion for first time: SIPRI - Al Jazeera 25.04.22284090
  • Hey, Hey, USA! How Many Bombs Did You Drop Today? - CD 10.01.22273466
  • Nuclear submarines will not deter China from conflict with Taiwan, but Australia has an alternative arsenal - Guardian 07.10.21257163
  • Mapping Militarism 2021 - WorldBeyondWar 03.05.21243976
  • Mapping Militarism 2021 - DavidSwanson 02.05.21243975
  • Global Military Spending Grew to Nearly $2 Trillion in 2020 Despite Pandemic - CD 26.04.21243834
  • BREAKING: TFF Statement – “Convert Military Expenditures To Global Problem-Solving” - Transnational 10.12.20244814
  • How Military Spending Affects the Economy - Investopedia 07.12.20230491
  • Global military expenditure sees largest annual increase in a decade, reaching $1917bn in 2019 - Pressenza 30.04.20206017
  • Has the crash arrived? - TCP 19.03.20203231
  • Global military spending remains high at $1.7 trillion - sipri 02.05.1834577
  • Global Military Spending Has Doubled but the World Is No Safer - Time 25.04.1834578
  • Study: Military Spending Ineffective for Creating Jobs - Real News 29.09.1734579
  • Opportunity costs: Military Spending and the UN’s Development Agenda - IPB 11/12 *pdf34580
  • As ice cap melts, militaries vie for Arctic edge - Hindu 16.04.1234581
  • Report - Trends in world military expenditure, 201234582
  • World military spending reached $1.6 trillion in 2010 - SIPRI 4/1134583
  • A Look at Global Militarization (Video) - Huffington Post 11/1034584
  • Global Military Spending Hits $ 1.2 TRILLION - study 6/0734586
  • Colonel Michael F. Noone, Jr: Military-Industrial Complex Revisited - Air University Review 11/78 34588
  • Indecent Explosives (NAPF)34589
  • Military Expenditure - SIPRI34590
  • SIPRI Projects on Military Expenditure and Arms Production (Archive 2009)34591
  • Military-Industrial-Congressional-Complex (Archive)34592
  • Military technology, production and expenditures - BICC34593
  • Missile Monitor34594
  • "Perhaps my factories will put an end to war sooner than your congresses" ? - Alfred Nobel to Bertha von Suttner 189134595
  • Our Global Neighbourhood - Promoting Security !34596
  • International Red Cross - ICRC34597
  • War and the Military: FAIR Resources34598
  • The Military-Editorial Complex34599
  • World Military and Social Expenditures 1996 - Ruth Sivard34600
  • Appeal: Reduce Military Spending, Defend People and the Planet - ActionNetwork240953
  • The World is Over-Armed, and Peace is Underfunded ! - Ban Ki-moon (Archive)34572
  • GCOMS - Global Campaign on MILITARY SPENDING
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