Map of the 15 Countries with the Highest Military Expenditure in 2012
MILITARISM, 22 Apr 2013
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute – TRANSCEND Media Service
Recent Trends in Military Expenditure
Click on the map to view information on the top 15 military expenditure spenders for 2012.
- ‘World military spending falls, but China, Russia’s spending rises, Says SIPRI‘, SIPRI Press Release, 15 April 2013
- ‘Trends in international military expenditure, 2012’, SIPRI Fact Sheet, April 2013
- The 15 countries with the highest military expenditure in 2012. (PDF)
PLEASE GO TO ORIGINAL TO CONSULT MAP, TABLES AND GRAPHS – sipri.org
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