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How Many Weapons Switzerland Exports To Countries In Conflict
A research intensive overview of the increase in weapon exports from Switzerland. Our work revealed what kind of weapons Switzerland is shipping and where they are going.
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Visualized in collaboration with Marie-José Kolly. Research, analysis and writing by Marie-José Kolly, Michael Surber, Andreas Rüesch, Daniel Steinvorth, Andres Wysling, and Patrick Zoll.
Read the article in German here, where you will also find the extensive methodology in detail.
Visualized in collaboration with Marie-José Kolly. Research, analysis and writing by Marie-José Kolly, Michael Surber, Andreas Rüesch, Daniel Steinvorth, Andres Wysling, and Patrick Zoll.
Read the article in German here, where you will also find the extensive methodology in detail.
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Switzerland exports weapons into these countries while their governments are engaged in conflicts
Switzerland exports weapons into these countries while their governments are engaged in conflicts
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The top 10 countries where Switzerland ships weaponry to, by export volume and number of consecutive years.
The top 10 countries where Switzerland ships weaponry to, by export volume and number of consecutive years.
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Export volume of weapons from Switzerland per country compared with number and length of conflicts a country is engaged in.
Export volume of weapons from Switzerland per country compared with number and length of conflicts a country is engaged in.
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Each dark bar shows the total amount of weaponry imported into a country from Switzerland. Each thin salmon-colored bar represents a conflict in which the country is/has been engaged in.
Each dark bar shows the total amount of weaponry imported into a country from Switzerland. Each thin salmon-colored bar represents a conflict in which the country is/has been engaged in.
Each country with labeled conflicts and conclusive annotations.
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For several countries, we also show a breakdown of the types of weapons delivered from Switzerland per year.
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The article was also adapted for the print edition.
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