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Defence Innovation - Page 3

September 22, 2026
Defence/Geopolitics

The New Battlefield Is in Your Phone

The alarm triggered by the relationship between a Spanish NATO commander and a Russian-born woman he met through Tinder is the latest episode in a rapidly expanding arena of espionage: mobile applications.

Defence/Geopolitics

Japan’s Military Rise Is Making China Nervous

A striking contradiction is emerging in East Asia. As Japan expands its defence partnerships, strengthens its military capabilities and deepens cooperation with countries across the Indo-Pacific and beyond, China is increasingly portraying Tokyo’s transformation as a strategic threat. At the

September 8, 2026

Japan’s ¥10 Trillion Defence Bill Is Coming

Defence/Geopolitics

Japan is preparing to take another major step in expanding its defence capabilities, with the Defense Ministry seeking a record ¥8.9 trillion ($56 billion)

China’s Invisible Weapons

Defence/Diplomacy

While global attention often centres on China’s expanding military hardware, a less visible technological transformation is unfolding in the field of software verification. At

SAHA EXPO 2024: A Global Showcase for Defence Innovation

August 27, 2024
Business/Events/World

The countdown for the prestigious SAHA EXPO International Defence and Aerospace Exhibition has officially begun. The event, one of the world’s leading defence industry showcases, is set to take place from October

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