If the Russians see that we are present there, the likelihood of such sabotage acts immediately decreases," said one navy ...

Subsea cables are crucial to connecting our planet. And in recent weeks, security has become top of mind after some of these cables were severed in the Baltic Sea. Global’s Heidi Petracek took a tour ...

Some security analysts say it's possible China is to blame for the cutting of an undersea cable off Taiwan's north coast on Friday. The damage did not affect Taiwan, but experts say it could be a sign ...

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NATO shared new footage of a recent test of new sensors able to shield undersea cables by special operations divers.

Several purported acts of sabotage targeting undersea cables have raised concerns about the threat facing the ...

With Chinese ships suspected to have cut key undersea communications cables around the world, a Newsweek review of Chinese-language patent applications shows that engineers in China invented devices ...

Taiwan is investigating a Chinese-owned ship suspected of severing an undersea fiber-optic cable north of the island. While the incident caused minimal disruption to internet services, analysts ...

An undersea cable off the coast of Taiwan was damaged on January 3, allegedly by the Shunxin-39, a Cameroonian-registered cargo ship with suspected links to mainland China. The incident follows ...

The operation, involving 10 countries, comes after damage to major undersea cables in the Baltic. Finland said evidence suggests a Russia-linked ship dragged its anchor to sever the cables.

Muyi Xiao reported from New York. Taiwan is investigating whether a ship linked to China is responsible for damaging one of the undersea cables that connects Taiwan to the internet, the latest ...

The cables run for thousands of miles under the sea. Chunghwa Telecom, one of the companies that operates the cable, said that the damage didn't cause major disruptions as it was able to divert data.