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Baltic sea

  • Divers Find 175-Year-Old Sealed Bottles of Champagne in Shipwreck—As Well As This ‘Precious’ Cargo:
    Divers Find 175-Year-Old Sealed Bottles of Champagne in Shipwreck—As Well As This ‘Precious’ Cargo:
    It had been almost two hours since the two men dove deep into the Baltic Sea for what had promised to be just a "quick dive"—their mates, who were still ...
    August 9, 2024BY Michael Wing
  • Russians Suspected of Jamming GPS on Thousands of European Flights: Report
    Russians Suspected of Jamming GPS on Thousands of European Flights: Report
    More than 46,000 incidences were reported over the Baltic Sea region between August 2023 and March 2024.
    April 29, 2024BY Aldgra Fredly
  • ANALYSIS: Sweden’s NATO Membership Marks the End of Its Long-Standing Neutrality
    ANALYSIS: Sweden’s NATO Membership Marks the End of Its Long-Standing Neutrality
    Sweden sought NATO membership in response to growing security concerns.
    March 7, 2024BY Jon Sun and Sean Tseng
  • Chinese, Russian Vessels in Vicinity of Baltic Sea Cables at Time of Damage, Tracking Data Show
    Chinese, Russian Vessels in Vicinity of Baltic Sea Cables at Time of Damage, Tracking Data Show
    A Chinese container vessel and a Russian-flagged ship investigated in connection with damage to a gas pipeline in ...
    October 22, 2023BY Reuters
  • Human Remains, Debris Found at Baltic Sea Plane Crash Site
    Human Remains, Debris Found at Baltic Sea Plane Crash Site
    HELSINKI—Human remains and debris have been found in the Baltic Sea during a search operation off Latvia’s coast ...
    September 6, 2022BY The Associated Press
  • The Baltic Noose the Kremlin Fears
    The Baltic Noose the Kremlin Fears
    Commentary Has the Kremlin decided to fight a hot war in the Baltic Sea’s cold waters? On June ...
    June 24, 2022BY Austin Bay
  • Herta, Johnson Lead Team USA to Surprise 2nd Spot in Sweden
    Herta, Johnson Lead Team USA to Surprise 2nd Spot in Sweden
    The father-son tandem of Petter and Oliver Solberg beat the surprisingly competitive American team of Colton Herta and ...
    February 7, 2022BY The Associated Press
  • Baltic Sea Ferry Runs Aground in Finnish Waters, No Injuries
    Baltic Sea Ferry Runs Aground in Finnish Waters, No Injuries
    HELSINKI—A Baltic Sea passenger ferry with nearly 300 people aboard ran aground in the Aland Islands archipelago between ...
    September 20, 2020BY The Associated Press
  • NATO Fighters Escorted Russian Aircraft That Violated Airspace 6 Times in a Week
    NATO Fighters Escorted Russian Aircraft That Violated Airspace 6 Times in a Week
    NATO fighter jets scrambled six times last week to escort Russian military aircraft which violated international airspace over ...
    July 2, 2019BY Isabel van Brugen
  • Video: Russian Fighter Jets Make Dangerous, Simulated Attacks on US Destroyer
    Video: Russian Fighter Jets Make Dangerous, Simulated Attacks on US Destroyer
    Russian jets and an attack helicopter were caught on video making simulated attacks over U.S. Navy destroyer "Donald ...
    April 13, 2016BY Joshua Philipp
  • Swedish Agreement With NATO Under Fire
    Swedish Agreement With NATO Under Fire
    Sweden, well known for its neutrality, is strengthening its ties with NATO, as it is set to sign ...
    October 8, 2014BY Barbro Plogander
  • Archaeologists to Explore Secrets of Mars—the Fiercest Warship of the 16th Century
    Archaeologists to Explore Secrets of Mars—the Fiercest Warship of the 16th Century
    The Mars, named after the Roman god of war, was once the largest and fiercest warship in the ...
    August 5, 2014BY April Holloway
  • World’s Seas Must Go on ‘Pollution Diet,’ Says Biologist
    World’s Seas Must Go on ‘Pollution Diet,’ Says Biologist
    Agricultural chemical runoff is creating masses of algae in many coastal regions worldwide, which in turn suck oxygen ...
    March 7, 2013BY Madeleine Almberg
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    DOJ Announces 354 Arrests in Global Dark Web Drug Crackdown
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  • Beijing Uses Monitoring Hubs in US to Police Chinese Diaspora, Report Says
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    US Returns $12 Billion Collected From Venezuela’s Oil Sales This Year
  • Senate Banking Chair Asks Ex-Nvidia CEO Huang, Commerce Chief Lutnick to Testify
    8hr By Kimberly Hayek
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    9hr By Joseph Lord
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