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A mere four days after the Chinese-owned Yi Peng 3, the chief suspect in the recent cutting of telecommunication cables in the Baltic Sea, left the...
The year’s best stories The words of the year, chosen by the English-speaking universe’s custodians of the language, certainly describe the state...
Chinese merchant ships that appear to take an unusual interest in ocean floor infrastructure are not the only things causing disorder in the Baltic...
On the morning of Sunday, Nov. 17, an undersea cable connecting Sweden and Lithuania suddenly stopped working. Less than 24 hours later, the only...
Russia—and China—had seemed to benefit from the Houthis’ attacks on shipping in the Red Sea because the militia spared their ships. But it turns...
How do you solve a problem like the Houthis? The U.S. Navy has certainly tried. It’s fired missiles at the militia’s facilities in Yemen. Together...
How times have changed. A few short years ago, Germany shied away from any mention of business in connection with geopolitics. Now, the country,...