Worldwide military expenditure surged to $2.7 trillion in 2024, marking the sharpest annual increase since the Cold War, driven by escalating conflicts and geopolitical tensions, SIPRI reported ...

Expert of Eastern European and Russian affairs and Director of the Wilson Center's Kennan Institute Dr. Michael Kimmage joins WIRED to answer the internet's questions about the "Cold War ...

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The U.S. Coast Guard doesn't have the Navy's heavily armed warships, but during the Cold War some Coast Guard ships were ...

Global military spending hits record $2.7 trillion in 2024, sharpest rise since Cold War Europe North Korea confirms deployment of troops to Russia's Kursk region ...

The world's 15 largest spenders all increased their military expenditure in 2024, with growth especially rapid in Europe and the Middle East. Global military spending reached its highest year-on ...

With India threatening military strikes ... could trigger a war that nobody wants is more prevalent than ever. Neither China nor the U.S. at this point wants to turn their Cold War hot.

Worldwide military expenditure surged to $2.7 trillion in 2024, marking the sharpest annual increase since the Cold War, driven by escalating conflicts and geopolitical tensions, SIPRI reported Monday ...

India with $ 86.1 billion spend was at the fifth spot behind the US ( $997 billion), China ( $ 314 billion) Russia ( $ 149 billion) and Germany ( $ 88 billion). The Tribune, now published from ...

The Cold War playbook is back What was once a targeted economic dispute is now morphing into a full-spectrum geopolitical confrontation. With cyber threats, military movements, and ideological ...

The U.S. military is bracing for the possibility that it may have to fight a literal cold war, and there are concerns that the perishable skills needed to succeed in that environment have expired.