💨 Abstract
Taiwan is increasing surveillance and management of ships with flags of convenience, including boarding them, following a Chinese-linked cargo vessel's suspected damage to an undersea communications cable. The vessel, owned by a Hong Kong company but registered in Cameroon and Tanzania, was not verified nor boarded due to bad weather. China denies involvement. Taiwan will also promote international cooperation with the U.S.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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