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Explore the dramatic evolution of military expenditures across BRICS nations from 1990 to 2025 in this comprehensive data visualization. Witness how emerging global powers have transformed their defense capabilities over three decades.

📊 Key Insights Covered:

China's rapid military modernization and spending surge

Russia's strategic shifts post-Soviet collapse and recent developments

India's steady growth as a regional military power

Brazil's economic challenges reflected in defense spending

Middle Eastern BRICS members' oil-funded military expansions

Comparative analysis of traditional vs emerging military powers

🔢 Data Sources:
This animation utilizes verified data from:

Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)

World Bank Military Expenditure Database

International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS)

Official government defense reports

🌍 Geopolitical Context:
Understand how economic growth, regional conflicts, and global ambitions have shaped defense priorities among the world's most influential emerging economies. The visualization provides unique insights into the changing balance of global military power.

📈 Trend Analysis:

Post-Cold War military spending patterns

Impact of economic crises on defense budgets

Correlation between GDP growth and military expenditure

Regional security dynamics and their financial implications

💡 Why This Matters:
Military spending is a key indicator of geopolitical priorities and international relations. Tracking these trends helps understand shifting global power dynamics and future security challenges.

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Disclaimer: All data represents nominal US Dollar values. 2023-2025 figures are projections based on current trends. Different sources may show variations in military expenditure calculations due to methodology differences.