As Qatar gets ready to host the FIFA World Cup the country’s physical infrastructure will be put to the test as will its less-tangible, cyber infrastructure.

Chile’s Lobby Law allows U.S. companies to directly request meetings with Chilean government officials through an open, transparent, and public process.

Malaysia Launched Border Security Control Master Plan and Opportunities for U.S. Companies.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technology developments in Qatar 2026

Austria’s Accelerated Force Modernization – Key Opportunities for U.S. Defense Firms

Brazil’s Army modernization plan through 2040 expands opportunities for U.S. firms in AI, cybersecurity, drones, sensors, and defense technologies.

Kuwait’s AI-powered robotics initiative for public safety offers opportunities for U.S. exporters.

Japan’s 2025 Cyber Strategy prioritizes post-quantum security, creating opportunities for U.S. firms in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure. 

Brazil’s expanding fintech market is creating opportunities for U.S. providers of compliance, cybersecurity, AI, digital payments, and financial infrastructure.

Brazil’s telecoms regulator Anatel seeks stakeholder input by July 10, 2026, on the future regulatory framework for submarine cable infrastructure in Brazil.

Chile’s border plan offers U.S. security, defense, and ICT firms export opportunities as the government seeks advanced technology to secure its northern border.

Malaysia’s defense industry priorities provide opportunities for U.S. firms.

South Korea’s AI Basic Act creates new compliance and market entry considerations for U.S. AI companies serving or entering Korea.

Japan’s shelter expansion and resilience investments create opportunities for U.S. infrastructure solutions for disaster and emergency preparedness.

Drone Adoption for Security in South African Mines and Critical Infrastructure.