Core Insights - The report from SIPRI indicates that global military spending is set to reach approximately $2.72 trillion in 2024, marking a 9.4% increase from 2023, the largest increase since the end of the Cold War [1][2] - The continuous rise in military expenditure over the past decade, totaling a 37% increase, is primarily driven by escalating geopolitical tensions, particularly in Europe and the Middle East [1][2] Regional Analysis - European military spending, including Russia, has increased by 17% to $693 billion, significantly contributing to the global military spending growth, largely due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict [1][2] - The Middle East is experiencing a 15% increase in military spending, estimated at $243 billion for 2024, with Israel's military expenditure surging by 65% to $46.5 billion due to ongoing military actions and conflicts [2] - Asia and Oceania's military spending is projected to reach $629 billion, a 6.3% increase, reflecting heightened tensions in the region, particularly in East Asia, with Japan's military expenditure rising by 21% to $55.3 billion [2] Economic Implications - SIPRI's researcher highlighted that many European countries are significantly cutting budgets for international aid and other non-military sectors to accommodate military spending, potentially leading to unpredictable repercussions on global economic stability and social order [3]

Core Insights - The report from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute indicates an unprecedented increase in global military spending in 2024, with a growth rate of 9.4% compared to 2023, marking the largest increase since the end of the Cold War [1][2] Summary by Categories Global Military Spending - Total global military spending is projected to reach $2.72 trillion in 2024, representing a significant increase from the previous year [1] - The increase in military spending is primarily driven by Europe and the Middle East, with European military expenditures rising by 17% to $693 billion [1] Regional Insights - Middle Eastern military spending is expected to reach $243 billion in 2024, with a growth rate of 15% [1] - Israel's military spending is forecasted to surge by 65% to $46.5 billion, the highest increase since the 1967 Six-Day War [1] United States and NATO - The United States remains the largest military spender globally, with expenditures of $997 billion, accounting for 37% of total global military spending [1] - All NATO member countries increased their military spending, totaling $1.5 trillion, which constitutes 55% of global military expenditures [1] - Among NATO's 32 member countries, 18 have military spending that meets or exceeds 2% of their GDP [1][2]

斯德哥尔摩国际和平研究所（SIPRI）发布的报告显示，2024年全球军费开支达到2.72万亿美元，较 2023年增长9.4%，创下自冷战结束以来的最大同比增幅。其中，美国军费开支增长5.7%，达到9970亿 美元，占北约总军费开支的66%，占2024年世界军费开支的37%。此外，俄乌冲突以及对于美国针对北 约承诺的质疑导致欧洲军费开支增长17%。 ...

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