From Anwar warning to US$250m claim – what’s behind Malaysia’s response to Norway’s scrapped missile deal?

by admin | May 19, 2026 | Asia

The strength of Malaysia’s case will depend on whether export approval was explicitly tied to delivery of the missiles, and what remedies exist if a sovereign government blocks the transfer, says an analyst.

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