Wednesday, Jan 08

Taiwan investigates a Chinese ship suspected of damaging an undersea cable, while its owner denies involvement, raising security concerns in Taipei.

Tuesday, Jan 07

Changes in the White House as a new deputy chief of staff moves into the press secretary's office, signaling a shift in media operations.

Monday, Jan 06

Finland's Elisa reports undersea cables in the Baltic were damaged by external forces, now repaired amid heightened regional security concerns.

Monday, Jan 06

NASA alerts of a critical Kessler Syndrome risk that could disrupt global communications and jeopardize internet, TV, and phone services.

Monday, Jan 06

Italy is negotiating a $1.6 billion deal with SpaceX for secure telecom services, a major project approved by the Italian Intelligence Services.

Saturday, Jan 04

A Finnish court upholds the seizure of the Eagle S tanker, amid allegations it damaged undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.

Friday, Jan 03

Suspicious cable-cutting incidents in the Baltic Sea signal a potential threat to European energy supplies, implicating Russia and impacting Norway's natural gas exports.

Friday, Jan 03

Skydance and Paramount counter objections to their $8.4 billion merger, urging regulators to dismiss claims over foreign influence and competition.

Friday, Jan 03

Recent efforts to reinstate net neutrality regulations have been unsuccessful, impacting internet access and telecommunications.

Friday, Jan 03

A federal appeals court has struck down the Biden administration's attempt to restore net neutrality rules, marking a significant defeat for advocates of an open internet.