Due to political problems and security concerns, states are increasing their military expenditures day by day. Many states are increasing their military expenditures to show their deterrent power, even if they do not use it. If there was a one-world state, states would not have to spend so much on military spending, and there would be no problems such as inflation, poverty and hunger in the countries concerned. The people living in the countries concerned suffer the problems of political problems arising from ethnic and religious differences. That's why I'm in favor of a one-world state. The increase in military expenditure of states is in the interest of the biggest military companies in the world. Locheed Martin is the most important company in this regard. Do you think the world's biggest military equipment manufacturers would like to see an end to political problems?
2023 Information on State Military Expenditure in the Year 2023:
Overview:
In 2023, worldwide military spending reached a historic high of $2.2 trillion. This represents a 1% increase compared to 2022.
Much of the increase is due to spending in countries in Europe. In particular, the war in Ukraine has led to significant increases in defense budgets in the region.
The countries in the top 10 are as follows:
USA $877 billion
China $292 billion
Russia: 86.4 billion dollars
India: $81.4 billion
Saudi Arabia: 75 billion dollars
United Kingdom: $68.5 billion
Germany 55.8 billion dollars
France 53.6 billion dollars
South Korea 46.4 billion dollars
Japan 46 billion dollars
Some Detailed Information:
US: Increased defense spending by 0.7% to $877 billion by 2022. This figure accounts for 40% of global military spending.
China: Increased its military spending by 4.2% to $292 billion by 2022. This increase is seen as an indicator of China's quest to catch up with the US.
Russia: Spent $86.4 billion on its war in Ukraine, up 9.2% from 2022.
Ukraine: Due to the war, it increased its defense spending by 640% to over $20 billion, making it the 11th highest spending country in the world.