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The floating LNG import terminal in Mukran in the German part of the Baltic Sea achieved in the second quarter record-high ...
GlobalConnect, the leading Digital Infrastructure provider in the Nordics, has started the process of implementing a new subsea cable between Sweden and ...
The Baltic Sea is better known than the North Sea for highlighting the vulnerability of the alliance's critical undersea ...
The UK Government's Minister for Telecoms, Sir Chris Bryant MP, has told the Joint Committee's ongoing Undersea Cables ...
Analysts have been tracking Russian electronic warfare from across the Gdańsk Bay, pinpointing familiar sites in Kaliningrad.
The increasing disruption of satellite-based navigation systems in European waters significantly increases the risk of ...
Similar sabotage acts previously affected NATO member states, including Sweden, such as the cutting of key underwater ...
Optics 11 claims its underwater surveillance system can keep constant tabs on ships while remaining undetected.
Former Singaporean diplomat Tommy Koh led the negotiations on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). In an ...
Undersea fibre-optic cables are lifelines for everything from financial markets to military command. But they’re under siege, and in the Baltic Sea, NATO is racing to adapt.
One of these ships was boarded and searched. Evidence of cable cutting was found. Chinese and Russian officials continue to profess surprise and ignorance of these acts of sabotage. Worse, all this is ...
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