Military Spending: The U.S. and the World
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| "Allies" refers to the NATO countries, Australia Japan and South Korea; "Rogues" refers to Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan and Syria. |
| Selected Countries | Military Budget |
|---|---|
| United States | $396.1 Billion |
| Russia* | $60.0 |
| China* | $42.0 |
| Japan | $40.4 |
| United Kingdom | $34.0 |
| Saudi Arabia | $27.2 |
| France | $25.3 |
| Germany | $21.0 |
| Brazil* | $17.9 |
| India | $15.6 |
| Italy | $15.5 |
| South Korea | $11.8 |
| Iran | $9.1 |
| Israel | $9.0 |
| Taiwan | $8.2 |
| Canada | $7.7 |
| Spain | $6.9 |
| Australia | $6.6 |
| Netherlands | $5.6 |
| Turkey | $5.1 |
| Singapore | $4.3 |
| Sweden | $4.2 |
| United Arab Emirates* | $3.9 |
| Poland | $3.7 |
| Greece | $3.3 |
| Argentina* | $3.1 |
| Pakistan | $2.6 |
| Norway | $2.8 |
| Kuwait | $2.6 |
| Denmark | $2.4 |
| Belgium | $2.2 |
| Colombia | $2.1 |
| Egypt | $2.1 |
| Vietnam | $1.8 |
| Iraq | $1.4 |
| North Korea | $1.3 |
| Portugal | $1.3 |
| Libya | $1.2 |
| Czech Republic | $1.1 |
| Philippines | $1.1 |
| Luxembourg | $0.9 |
| Hungary | $0.8 |
| Syria | $0.8 |
| Cuba | $0.7 |
| Sudan | $0.6 |
| Yugoslavia | $0.5 |