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7,000-Year-Old Diatom Revived in Baltic Sea

Researchers in Germany revived a 7,000-year-old diatom, Skeletonema marinoi, from Baltic Sea sediment, demonstrating the remarkable longevity and resilience of certain organisms and their ability to survive in a dormant state for millennia.

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Repeated Baltic Sea Cable Damage Raises Security Concerns

Multiple undersea telecommunication cables in the Baltic Sea have been damaged since November 2022, with authorities suspecting sabotage amid heightened regional tensions; while repairs have been swift, the incidents highlight the vulnerability of this critical infrastructure and the need for enhanc...

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Finland Proposes Baltic Sea Bridges to Boost European Connectivity

The Finnish Confederation of Industries proposes three Baltic Sea fixed links (Helsinki-Stockholm, Vaasa-Umeå, Helsinki-Tallinn) to enhance transport resilience, improve European connectivity, and address Finland's reliance on seaborne exports.

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Severed Baltic Sea Cable Sparks Security Concerns

Swedish authorities confirmed a severed underwater cable connecting Finland and Germany near Gotland, prompting a Stockholm investigation and raising security concerns, as stated by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

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Damage to Baltic Sea Cable: Third Incident in Three Months

The C-Lion1 submarine cable, connecting Helsinki and Rostock, suffered damage near Gotland on February 21st, 2025, marking the third such incident in three months, prompting investigations into potential causes and security concerns in the Baltic Sea.

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Denmark Announces Massive Military Reaarmament Amid Growing Russian Threat

Denmark will announce a massive military rearmament plan on February 19, allocating 6.8 billion euros (50 billion Danish kroner) for 2025-2026 to counter growing threats from Russia, described by Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen as 'worse than during the Cold War'.

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Fiber Optic Sensors Detect Threats to Undersea Cables

Several companies are developing fiber optic cable sensor technology to detect damage and threats to undersea cables, which carry vast amounts of internet data; this technology analyzes light signal changes within the cables to detect nearby activity, offering a proactive security measure.

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Finland Proposes Baltic Sea Fixed Link to Boost European Connectivity

Finland's Confederation of Industries (EK) recommends building a bridge or tunnel between Finland and Sweden/Estonia to improve connectivity and create alternative transport routes, citing geopolitical concerns and the EU's infrastructure plans. Three routes are proposed: Helsinki-Stockholm, Vaasa-U...

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Finnish Authorities Release Oil Tanker Eagle S Amidst Baltic Cable Investigation

Finnish authorities released the oil tanker Eagle S, detained since December for potential involvement in the Baltic Sea's Estlink 2 undersea cable disruption; however, three crew members remain under investigation, and a preliminary investigation suggests intentional damage by the tanker, linked to...

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Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Sea Undersea Cable Prompts Investigation

Swedish authorities are investigating the damage to an undersea cable linking Finland and Germany near Gotland Island in the Baltic Sea, suspecting sabotage and highlighting the ongoing security concerns in the region.

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Baltic Sea Cocaine Bust Nets 220 Pounds, Seven Arrests

Polish authorities seized over 220 pounds of cocaine from the Baltic Sea floor during a joint operation with Europol and the DEA, arresting seven suspects linked to an organized crime group and resulting in an estimated \$15 million loss for the smugglers.

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Sabotage Attempt on German Warship Amidst Rising Hybrid Warfare Concerns

German authorities are investigating a sabotage attempt on the "Emden" warship, involving metallic beads placed in its engine, amid increased drone activity and suspected Russian hybrid warfare in Europe.

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