Bloomberg L.P.22d
China Ramps Up Military Spending While US Looks to Cut Costs
China is set to increase its defense spending by about 7.2% in 2025, matching last year’s growth and reflecting President Xi Jinping’s ambition to build a military that can challenge the US.
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Newsweek29d
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Business Times22d
China to ramp up military spending by 7.2% while US looks to cut costs
CHINA is set to increase its defense spending by about 7.2 per cent in 2025, matching last year’s growth and reflecting President Xi Jinping’s ambition to build a military that can challenge the US.