Defence
Malaysia seeks more than US$250 million from Norway over axed defence deal
Norway’s decision raised questions over the trustworthiness of international defence partners
Whose problem? The looming US-Europe divorce is Asia’s headache too
As transatlantic ties fray, a Europe scrambling for self-reliance may prove as ‘me-first’ as the US
Malaysia to seek legal action, compensation in row with Norway over scrapped defence deal
Norway has decided to revoke export approvals for a naval strike missile system intended for six combat ships
Asean-EU summit: Forging a strategic front amid Middle East turmoil
As geopolitical volatility reshapes the global order, leaders from both blocs stressed that the security of their regions is ‘more interlinked than ever’
Competing for capital: Estonia’s cleantech sector adapts to rising national security priorities
Its startups in the field say their tech can boost energy resilience and support the low-carbon transition
More than a defence contractor – ST Engineering’s Vincent Chong is ready for the next lap
To see the group as a mere defence proxy cashing in on conflict misses the plot entirely
Addvalue should rethink value-unlocking move
The business it plans to spin off may garner a lofty valuation on Nasdaq, but its own shares may be plagued by a holding company discount
Bigger defence budgets are not enough to secure Europe
The continent cannot rearm without mobilising private capital for military R&D
Are Europe and America headed for divorce?
For now, the two sides remain locked in an unhappy marriage
Google signs classified AI deal with Pentagon
The agreement allows the Pentagon to use Google’s AI for “any lawful government purpose”
