The telecommunications cable connecting Taiwan to the mainland has been cut. Due to bad weather, a suspected vessel, a tanker under the Cameroonian flag, could not be detained and continued its ...
A series of incidents, both at home and in Europe, stoked concerns about Chinese attempts to disrupt telecommunications in ...
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'Chinese' ship 'severs' undersea cable off coast of Taiwan in latest 'sabotage' incident across South China SeaA Chinese-linked ship has allegedly damaged an undersea telecommunications cable off Taiwan's coast, in the latest incident of suspected infrastructure sabotage. The damage occurred near Yehliu, New ...
The coast guard's Tamsui Sea Patrol located Shunxin-39 about 7 nautical miles north of the cable damage site. Officials requested that the vessel return to Keelung Harbor for an investigation ...
The Taiwanese government is investigating alleged damage to an undersea communications cable, suspected to involve a Chinese-crewed vessel, 'Shunxin 39.' Although Taiwan's coast guard has no concrete ...
The Coast Guard Administration (CGA) and Chunghwa Telecom yesterday confirmed that the international undersea cable near Keelung Harbor had been cut by a Chinese ship, the Shunxin-39, a freighter ...
The Taipei District Court today reasserted in a retrial its earlier ruling that former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁) cannot ...
HONG KONG/TAIPEI - The Chinese director of a firm whose vessel Taiwan suspects of having damaged an undersea communications cable said on Wednesday there was no evidence the ship was involved, an ...
China regards Taiwan as part of its territory - but the island is effectively autonomous and aligned with the West.
A Cameroon-registered cargo ship known as the Shunxin 39 has been blamed for causing the damage, according to Taiwan’s National Coast Guard Administration. Tracking data from the ship’s ...
The only Taiwanese destination to make the list, Alishan ranked 19th. Its inclusion on the list is an important international ...
Arriving at the scene it found the Chinese-crewed "Shunxin 39", registered both in Cameroon and Tanzania, which it requested to return to port in Taiwan for an investigation. In a statement ...
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