Cables
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Maritime News
Russian Trawlers Go Fishing for Cables
London’s Daily Telegraph has published a lead story outlining how a Russian fleet of trawlers has been surveying and loitering…
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Marine World
Philippines Exploring Deeper Cooperation with Taiwan to Protect Undersea Cables
The Philippines is exploring deeper cooperation with Taiwan on protecting undersea cables and addressing “gray-zone” activity, despite Manila’s one-China policy,…
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Maritime News
SSE Picks Seaway7 for Berwick Bank B Offshore Wind Foundations and Cables
SSE Renewables has selected Subsea7’s Seaway7 as preferred supplier for offshore wind turbine foundations and subsea inter-array cables at its…
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Maritime News
Tanker Anchor Dragging Case Reopened by Helsinki Appeals Court
Nearly a year after the Helsinki District Court in Finland dismissed the case against three of the officers aboard the…
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Maritime News
Fiber-Optic Cables Can be Used to Track "Silent" Bow Wave Vibrations
A 100-year-old equation and a fibre-optic cable off the coast of Svalbard led researchers to discover they could detect swimming…
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Marine World
UK Plans Tougher Penalties for Ships That Damage Subsea Cables
The UK government is preparing new legislation that would impose tougher penalties on shipowners and operators who intentionally or recklessly…
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Maritime News
Captain Pleads Not Guilty as China Prosecutes for Baltic Cable Damage
The slow-moving prosecution of the master of the Hong Kong-registered containership NewNew Polar Bear took its next step on Wednesday,…
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Taiwan Fines and Deports Fishing Boat Captain Who Damaged Subsea Cables
Taiwan continues to carefully monitor its subsea communications cables and other connections after a series of incidents involving ships. In…
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Finland and Estonia Cooperate on Investigation into Damaged Telecom Cables
The Helsinki Police confirmed that they are making progress on the investigation into the damage to a subsea cable running…
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Maritime News
Finland Detains General Cargo Ship Suspected of Damaging Subsea Cables
Finnish authorities moved quickly to find and detain a vessel suspected of damaging subsea telecommunications cables running between Estonia and…
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