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The stricter regime comes after a Cameroon-flagged vessel was briefly detained by Taiwan's coast guard earlier this month on suspicion of damaging an international cable northeast of the island.

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TAIPEI -- Taiwan's remaining undersea cable link to the Matsu Islands near China was completely disconnected early Wednesday, the government said, adding to a string of such issues and raising ...

Chunghwa Telecom announced yesterday that communication between Taiwan and Lienchiang County (Matsu) via undersea cable has been restored following a partial repair of the Taiwan-Matsu No. 2 ...

Taiwan's Ministry of Digital Affairs has blamed "natural deterioration" as the reason for the latest subsea cable outages to impact the island. As reported by Reuters, the government said that subsea ...

A third fibre optic cable linking the islands to Taiwan that previously malfunctioned is also still not working. Advt There is growing concern in Taiwan over the security of its cables after a ...

Off the coast of Taiwan, an undersea data cable was damaged on January 3 and Taipei suspects China. Beijing has denied this, but Taiwanese officials say this is part of an uptick of similar ...

TAIPEI, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Taiwan and China need to talk to each other to achieve peace given the "multifold changes" in the international situation, Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te said on Monday ...