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Time for Shock and Awe Sanctions on North Korea | The Heritage Foundation

Time for Shock and Awe Sanctions on North Korea | The Heritage Foundation
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While Washington dickers, tiny Bulgaria races to supply Ukraine with bullets, tank shells, and armour

While Washington dickers, tiny Bulgaria races to supply Ukraine with bullets, tank shells, and armour
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While Washington Dickers, Tiny Bulgaria Races To Supply Ukraine With Bullets, Tank Shells, and Armor

Russia’s neighbors from Norway and Finland to Romania and Bulgaria see helping Ukraine as an existential necessity for the defense of eastern and…

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The UN Security Council Debates its Role in Tackling Climate Security

Climate change is a security concern due to its role as a risk multiplier, aggravating political, social, and economic vulnerabilities, straining

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Japan Ranks Ninth in Global Military Spending in 2020

Nippon.com based on data from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. In 1988, Japan’s military spending stood at ¥3.7 trillion. However, in 1990 it reached the ¥4 trillion mark and continued to rise throughout the 1990s. From the 2000s, it stabilized around ¥5 trillion. In recent years though, it has been gradually rising and in both 2019 and 2020 reached ¥5.2 trillion. Japan’s military spending as a share of GDP has consistently remained at around 0.9%–1.0% from 1988 up to 2020. Worldwide in 2020, military spending accounted for 2.4% of GDP. Among the top-spending nations, United States had 3.7%, China an estimated 1.7%, and India 2.9%. (Translated from Japanese. Banner photo: The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force conducts live firing exercises at the JGSDF East Fuji Maneuver Area in Shizuoka Prefecture in August 2019. © Jiji.)

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