A Japanese boy has been injured after a window fell off a US military helicopter and landed on a school playground - the second such incident in a week US and
world military spending and budgets are very high, almost back to Cold War levels.
Not exact matches
The outside
world needs to apply a different kind of pressure: a diplomatic and economic push for regime - led reforms, commercial investment, and reduced
military spending.
According to 2016 estimates gathered by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, the United States was responsible for 36 % of the entire
world's
military spending.
The United States has only 4 % of the
world's population, but
spends more than half of its research and development dollars, much of which is tied to the
military.
On the
military side, Israel is third in the
world in terms of per capita
spending, behind only the United Arab Emirates and the U.S. Looking to future tech, it is the second biggest spender on
military robots, such as unmanned aerial and ground robots, after the United States.
They are members of EDG, one of China «s top electronic sports teams, who
spend six days a week in a
military - style training compound to become
world beaters in video games.
Apart from the occasional sound - bite on
military spending, the Iraq war, and missile defence, Canada's role in the
world was not part of the mainstream election debate.
The U.S. media somehow neglect to mention that the U.S. Government is
spending hundreds of billions of dollars abroad not only in the Near East for direct combat, but to build enormous
military bases to encircle the rest of the
world, to install radar systems, guided missile systems and other forms of
military coercion, including the color revolutions that have been funded and are still being funded all around the former Soviet Union.
Just think how much more peaceful a place this
world would be if we
spent the money on guns an
military might on healthcare and clean water, food, and clothing.
Support science, knowledge, technology instead of
military spending (war is the cause of a lot of famine around the
world), helping and understanding people instead of suppressing them.
Two months before the presidential election of 2000, the PNAC unipolarists issued a position paper titled «Rebuilding America's Defenses: Strategy, Forces and Resources for a New Century» that spelled out the particulars of a global empire strategy: repudiate the ABM treaty, build a global missile defense system, increase defense
spending by $ 20 billion per year to 3.8 percent of gross domestic product, and reinvent the U.S.
military to meet expanded obligations throughout the
world.
When
military spending by U.S. allies is excluded, the United States is
spending nearly twice as much on «defense» as the rest of the
world combined.
Our
military is overreaching and
spending billions to police the
world as if no - one had ever read the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
Gordimer calls for more money to develop a vaccine, for Third
World debt relief, and for less
military and more public health
spending within Africa.
Tewelde claimed asylum in the UK after the 2008
World Cross Country Championships in Edinburgh in order to avoid
military conscription and he settled in Scotland after
spending a traumatic childhood in Africa.
This might make sense if all the
world's
military spending went towards the likes of the Wehrmacht and the Luftwaffe.
None of them challenge the UK's massive
military spending (the sixth highest in the
world).
Last year it
spent 3.6 % of its GDP on defence, the highest ratio of any NATO member (and the highest total
military budget in the
world by a hefty margin).
Craig Weller
spent 6 years in Naval Special Warfare and 2 years in private security in remote areas where he helped hundreds of guys and
military personnel from around the
world build muscle and strength.
As a
military family child, she
spent most of her life traveling and observing unique cultures around the
world.
Thanks to a creepy Curious Case Of Benjamin Button - like effect that puts his CGI - shrunk head atop a smaller man's body — making him look like the
world's gauntest lollipop — Chris Evans (the Human Torch from the Fantastic Four films)
spends the first quarter of the film as a scrawny, short, asthmatic, but lion - hearted New Yorker desperate to join the
military and help fight Hitler.
If children's learning were to receive «the
military solution,» namely funding equal to more than a third of what the
world's nations
spend on education, American schools could improve enough to be among the
world's best institutions.
Could it be because we
spend more on wars and
military than all other nations in the
world combined?
Fellows have provided financial counseling and education to more than 170,000 service members and
spent more than 447,700 hours helping
military families reach their financial goals in the United States and around the
world.
Approximately twenty - five of the artist's seminal works from his years
spent in Berlin (1913 — 1915) reveal the profound impact of
World War I and elucidate the artist's appropriation of
military symbols and Native American motifs.
the digital age's impact on our expectations of privacy; the increasingly pronounced economic inequality throughout the
world, which leaves resources under the control of few; increased
military spending at a time when basic human needs related to shelter, food, and medicine are not being met; and worldwide drought and the impact of water shortages.
Growing up during
World War II, she
spent her formative years working at a parachute factory sewing
military uniforms.
He was an Army draftsman during
World War II and
spent time in a hospital after encountering racial taunts at
military posts in the South.
We
spend 4 billion dollars on retaining the most powerful
military position in the
world and somehow with all that appropriated money for outdoing every other country some 20 times over, the Navy can not conduct those same exercises outside the whale safety zone?
Defense and Energy: The
military also has the
world's largest budget for basic research and development, to the tune of some $ 75 billion a year (we
spend about $ 1 billion a year on all energy research, as I pointed out the other day).
Defense and energy: The
military also has the
world's largest budget for basic research and development, to the tune of some $ 75 billion a year (we
spend about $ 1 billion a year on all energy research, as I pointed out the other day).
By
spending just 1/8 of the
world's current
military budget, we could meet the Plan B goals for basic social improvements and restoring the earth.
Environmentalists since the early 1970s had argued more generally that the
world would be more secure if it
spent less money on
military defense and more on defense against pollution and other environmental dangers.
Obviously if the
world has less evil people like tt, we could do with less
military spending and easily afford mitigation.
In a
world where our politicians have unwisely allowed unfettered globalization to the detriment of everyday Americans, where the Indians and Chinese are rapidly replacing the US as the dominant demographic and economic force on the planet, and where recent presidents have
spent treasure on unwise
military adventures abroad, our faith in ourselves is already shaken — adding the ramifications of climate science to this might be enough to break the collective American spirit.
It is not a lot that the developed nations have to do, except provide 1 % of the
world's
military spending, $ 10 billion, every year to the LDCF.
In 2010 the US accounted for 42.8 % of all
military spending in the
world (and has doubled
military spending since 2001).
To put the Ceres figure of $ 1 trillion per year in perspective, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) Yearbook 2013, total
military spending by the nations of the
world in 2012 was 1.75 trillion dollars, with just the top six spenders accounting for more than 1 trillion of that.
Let your political representatives know that a
world spending nearly $ 1 trillion a year for
military purposes is simply out of sync with reality in a situation where the future of civilization is in question.
«The
world is now
spending $ 975 billion annually for
military purposes.