European countries are negotiating large-scale detentions of Moscow's oil tankers in the Baltic Sea. New legislation is currently being drafted to give these measures legal weight, Politico reports.

In this week's newsletter, how the Baltic Sea countries are looking into protecting undersea infrastructure and the EU's new ...

Russia has continued to transport the commodity via an aging fleet whose links to Moscow are hidden, often through shell ...

A Russian undersea communications cable in the Baltic Sea, which is commonly referred to as a NATO lake, has allegedly been damaged through "external influence." Rostelecom, Moscow's largest digital ...

As Russia and the US debate Ukraine’s future, countries on the Baltic Sea are ramping up preparations for a military conflict ...

NATO is ratcheting up its guard against suspected attempts to sabotage underwater energy and data cables and pipelines that crisscross the Baltic Sea.

"We take all reports of possible damage to infrastructure in the Baltic Sea very seriously," Sweden's prime minister said.

Since then, a spate of suspected sabotage incidents involving electricity cables and pipelines in the Baltic Sea have prompted fears that Moscow could retaliate against the shift towards EU energy. In ...

The once poorly equipped German military is rising to a new challenge: Protecting the Baltic from Vladimir Putin’s ‘hybrid ...

A contingent of U.S. Marines has deployed to coastal Finland to assist a NATO operation aimed at tracking down potential ...

The bloc announced new steps to prevent threats to undersea lines after Sweden discovered damage to one east of Gotland ...