Poland Now Outspends America

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In 2014 the United States spent 3.7% of its economy on defence and Poland 1.9%. In 2024 Poland spent 3.8% and the United States 3.4%. Latvia and Lithuania both more than tripled their share over the same ten years, while Germany and Spain are still under 2%

Poland: 1.9% to 3.8%. The US: 3.7% to 3.4%. The lines crossed. — Slope · 6 countries

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