Global military spending barely declined in 1989 says SIPRI
Stockholm based SIPRI reports no disarmament dividend from Cold War thaw as global defense spending fell about 2 percent to 950 billion dollars. Twenty six developing nations reportedly own missiles capable of delivering nuclear or chemical warheads while U S Soviet arms talks progress but fear of arms races remains.
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Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
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Walter Stuetzle
SIPRI
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James A. Baker
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
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