Tag #Geopolitical Tensions

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Damaged Baltic Sea Cable Prompts International Investigation

An underwater fiber optic cable owned by Latvia's LVRTC was damaged in the Baltic Sea on January 26th, 2025, prompting an investigation involving Latvian naval forces and international cooperation with NATO and neighboring countries, following similar incidents in November 2024.

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Ukraine Offers Coal for Electricity to Solve Transnistria's Energy Crisis

To resolve Transnistria's energy crisis after Russia cut off gas, Ukraine offered coal in exchange for electricity from the Transnistrian power station, potentially supplying Moldova and Ukraine with excess power.

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UK Accuses Russia of Mapping Critical Underwater Infrastructure

Britain accused Russia's "spy ship" Yantar of mapping critical underwater infrastructure near its coast on Wednesday, prompting a direct warning to President Putin, while Russia denies targeting cables following recent Baltic Sea incidents.

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Netflix Raises Prices After 19 Million Subscriber Surge

Netflix is raising prices in the US, Canada, Argentina, and Portugal after exceeding subscriber expectations by adding 19 million users in late 2024, driven by content like "Squid Game" and a Jake Paul boxing match, with revenue jumping from $8.8bn to $10.2bn.

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China Sends Top Official to Trump Inauguration in Bid to Improve Relations

China's Vice President Han Zheng attended US President-elect Trump's inauguration, meeting with incoming Vice President JD Vance and business leaders including Elon Musk to improve relations despite potential economic risks from Trump's past statements.

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Rising Maritime Tensions in 2025

In 2025, global maritime tensions are escalating as countries compete for economic and geopolitical control of sea routes, exemplified by Russia's damage to undersea cables and China's naval expansion, impacting global trade and the environment.

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Ukraine Offers Coal to Resolve Transnistria Energy Crisis

Moldovan President Maia Sandu met with Ukrainian President Zelensky in Kyiv on Saturday to discuss the energy crisis in Transnistria, a pro-Russian separatist region facing gas and electricity shortages after a gas transit contract expired in January; Ukraine offered to supply coal to the region's m...

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Hungary's Veto Threat Jeopardizes EU Sanctions on Russia

Hungary threatens to veto the EU's renewal of sanctions against Russia by January 31st, jeopardizing the 210 billion euros in frozen Russian assets supporting Ukraine and raising concerns about the EU's united front against Russia amidst a gas transit dispute.

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Croatia Joins Germany in Kalamata Flight Training Center

The International Flight Training Center in Kalamata, Greece, is attracting international interest, with Croatia expressing interest after Germany, creating revenue for the Greek Air Force and boosting its defense industry.

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UK Navy Tracks Russian Spy Ship Near Critical Infrastructure

The Royal Navy tracked the Russian spy ship Yantar in UK waters this week after it was detected 45 miles off the British coast in the English Channel, prompting a strong response from Defence Secretary John Healey, who declared it an act of "growing Russian aggression.

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Geopolitical Tensions Hamper Global Sci-Tech Collaboration: Boao Forum Report

The Boao Forum for Asia Innovation Report 2024, released Friday, reveals that geopolitical tensions and restrictive regulations are hindering global scientific and technological collaboration, urging greater international cooperation and policy coordination to foster innovation and regional economic...

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China Accuses US of Large-Scale Cyberattacks, Calls for Dialogue

A senior Chinese diplomat accuses the US of extensive cyberattacks against China's critical infrastructure, demanding Washington address Beijing's concerns and pursue a cyber relationship based on mutual respect and dialogue, highlighting the growing tensions in US-China relations.

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