A Taiwanese court sentenced the Chinese captain of a ship to three years in jail on Thursday after finding him guilty of intentionally damaging undersea cables off the island in February, in a case that alarmed Taiwan officials.Prosecutors said the man…
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Oil prices fell on Thursday after sharp gains in the previous session as market participants assessed a U.S. decision to move personnel from the Middle East ahead of talks with Iran over that country’s nuclear-related activity.Brent crude futures were …
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Australia plans to significantly boost surveillance of Pacific Islands territorial waters, spending A$477 million ($310.72 million) on aerial patrols for illegal fishing fleets, tender documents viewed by Reuters show, as China takes steps towards…
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Head of UK’s Centre for Assuring Autonomy says AI has many uses but needs more real-world testing
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NKT has poured funds into the construction of a tool it describes as the world’s most powerful subsea trencher, which is expected to strengthen the offshore power cable ecosystem to ensure the security of supply and the transition to renewable energy.
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