Global Nuclear Weapon Spending Hits Record High, Experts Warn of New Arms Race
Global spending on nuclear weapons has reached an all-time high, with experts warning of a new arms race. In 2025, nine nuclear-armed states collectively spent nearly $119 billion, equivalent to $3,768 per second, a 19% increase from the previous year, amid rising geopolitical tensions.
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