As global tensions escalate, military spending rises significantly, driven by ongoing conflicts in Eastern Europe and the Middle East, with heightened investments from both NATO members and American allies.
Nations that have historically been less aligned with the United States are also making significant strides in enhancing their military capacities, indicating a shift in global power dynamics.
South Korea, once reliant on the U.S. for military support, has rapidly transformed into a significant arms manufacturer, now producing much of its military equipment domestically.
Japan is shifting its defense policy to allow for proactive measures, influenced by security concerns regarding China, highlighting the changing nature of its self-defense approach.
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