Keyword "Baltic Sea" - List of latest news (421 results)

20/04 Blood pressure rose in the sky! The jets of the two countries faced

The British Royal Air Force reported that the NATO airspace has taken action twice in 48 hours to defend the airspace against Russian warplanes. British Typhoon jets at the Malbork Air Base in Poland intervened in Russian reconnaissance planes identified on the Baltic Sea.

20/04 The United Kingdom deployed fighters to intercept Russian airplanes near NATO airspace

London confirmed the details of the operations that were carried out last week, as part of the immediate response to new threats from Moscow

16/04 Of all things for Easter!: Ferry to Rügen fails

Driving material damaged a ferry, the other ship is already in the shipyard. So they still come across the Baltic Sea to Rügen.

15/04 Sweden says no proof Chinese ship meant to damage cables

Swedish authorities say they have not found evidence that a Chinese vessel deliberately cut Baltic Sea cables last year. Another probe into the incident is still underway amid growing security fears in the region.

15/04 Sweden Can't Say For Certain if Chinese Deliberately Damaged Cables

Chinese authorities led the investigation, with Sweden taking part as an observer.

13/04 "That forces us to get increased attention"

Hybrid attacks, which are probably based on Russia, are also increasing significantly on the Baltic Sea, says Flottillenadmiral Christian Walter Meyer, commander of the Auflottille 1 of the German Marine in Kiel. The Russian Navy on the Baltic Sea has also been steadily modernized in recent years.

11/04 Best location on the Baltic Sea: Villa on the beach costs 7.9 million euros

The dream house is in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, just a few meters from the Baltic Sea. Its shape is unusual, its inner life is luxurious.

10/04 China’s new underwater tool cuts deep, exposing vulnerability of vital network of subsea cables

Incidents of accidental and suspect breaches of submarine cables in northern Europe and around Taiwan concern security experts.

07/04 Russia Using Spy Sensors to Snoop on British Nuclear Subs: Report

A 'new Cold War' is raging in the Atlantic Ocean with a threat to national security detected, a report claims to reveal. 

05/04 New amusement park on the Baltic Sea opens in May

In Brojce (Poland) one of the largest amusement parks in Europe will open in May. 50 attractions and 20 cafes and restaurants attract.

04/04 "This is an unfriendly act"

The Russian navy spies out a NATO fleet association at night with drones that drives to Gdansk. Mutual handling in the Baltic Sea becomes more difficult.

03/04 Tanja from Schleswig-Holstein misses: police are looking for a body on the lake

The police are looking intensively for the missing Tanja P.-K. (43) from Noer (Schleswig-Holstein). The woman has been missing for almost two weeks.

31/03 NATO ally Denmark producing hundreds of sea mines over looming Russia threat

The UK currently doesn't have a sea mine capability but Denmark is set to produce hundreds of the mines in the coming years as it ramps up its defences.

27/03 Murder without a body on the Baltic Sea?: Ms. Ms., husband arrested!

Murder on the cliffs? The police arrested a husband who had previously reported his wife as missing. According to image information, it's now about murder!

22/03 Schleswig-Holstein and Lower Saxony: First spring storm in the north

Warning of storm gusts on the first spring weekend on the coasts of Schleswig-Holstein, North and Baltic Sea as well as parts of the Lower Saxony North Sea coast.

22/03 Stakendorf: The municipality has been waiting on a bike path for 51 years

In 1974, the municipality of Stakendorf decided to build an eight kilometer long bike path. But so far only 800 meters have been completed.

21/03 State is calling for a new fee for fishing: Change affects holidaymakers

A change in the law is to rinse 600,000 euros from Anglern to the state treasury.

10/03 In a zigzag, oval or with port: new pier on the Baltic Sea

They are landmarks, tourist magnets: the pier of the holiday resorts. Many are getting old and are renewed. Round, jagged, futuristic.

10/03 Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania: New beach chair rules on the coast

The Ministry of the Environment Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania revises the beach chair control. Can the beach chairs be used on the coast for longer?

07/03 Camping on the Baltic Sea: Rainbow camp clears bailiffs in Prerow

The bailiff is ordered, the appointment is available. After months of dispute, the most beautiful campsite of the Baltic Sea in Prerow is now forced.

06/03 Baltic Sea: Possible evidence for interrogation on Russian ships uncovered

Scientists from the Maritime University of Gdynia discover stubborn people on ships as the cause of massive GPS failures in the Baltic Sea.

06/03 Poland urged to increase NATO contingent on the border with Belarus and Russia

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk at the European Union summit, announced the need to consider the question of strengthening the presence of NATO troops on borders with Russia and Belarus.

06/03 Breakdown series: This ferry is constantly broken

An automatic emergency braking stopped shipping on the North Ostsee Canal for hours. The incident joins a crazy breakdown series.

05/03 Baltic Sea: Divers discover giant organism by the sea floor

Mega organism is existential for the health of the Baltic Sea. Divers took rehearsals to examine the structure on the sea floor.

03/03 Panic in Sweden as water supply 'sabotaged' in Baltic Sea attack

The incident reportedly could've left the whole of Gotland - Sweden's biggest island with a population of around 60,000 - without water.

03/03 Swedish police investigate suspected sabotage on Baltic Sea island

Swedish security services said they were aware of an incident that occurred on Sunday.

01/03 The seaside city telling people to 'strip off or leave' at nudist beaches

The 19km coastline controlled by the city council includes 37 nudist beaches, attracting naturists from all over the country and further afield.

28/02 Because of AfD election result: vacationers cancel hotels on the Baltic Sea

Holidaymakers cancel their hotels on the Baltic Sea because the AfD has become the strongest force in the Bundestag election in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

26/02 Spectacular rescue operation in the Baltic Sea: whale freed from network

Saving cut a fishing network over ten meters long in the Baltic Sea in which he had caught.

23/02 Baltic Sea: Federal Police stops Frachter without anchor after damage to cable

Kiel - Access on the Baltic Sea! A freighter from Saint Petersburg was stopped by the federal police in front of Kiel. He had no anchor. The federal police ...

22/02 Dramatic search in Rostock: 18-year-old dead from the Baltic Sea

In a terrible misfortune, a young man (18) lost his life. Rescue workers broke him dead from the Baltic Sea in front of Warnemünde on Saturday.

21/02 Dave Snowden, commander of the aircraft carrier Truman, removed from the US Navy. "Standards of trust not respected"

The commander of the aircraft carrier Uss Harry S. Truman, captain Dave Snowden, was raised by his assignment following a collision with a ship ...

21/02 Sabotage Fear: Sweden Investigates Another Damaged Baltic Sea Cable

Inquiry into latest possible attack in a string of recent incidents over undersea cables that have heightened fears of Russian sabotage.

20/02 Russia ‘preparing for World War 3’ as European countries readying troops

Lithuania has reintroduced military conscription, doubled its armed forces, and increased defence spending to 3.45% of GDP.

19/02 Cocaine in the Baltic Sea: Involves discover hidden drugs under water

The Polish border protection has found 100 kilos of cocaine worth 14.4 million euros on the seabed of the Baltic Sea and arrested a smuggling gang.

15/02 Bush on the Baltic Sea: another 1.3 million euros for ferry that does not drive

It is a multi -million dollar construction that never drove. Now the Electo ferry "Missund III" is becoming another 1.3 million euros more expensive.

12/02 NATO warship targeted in 'Russian sabotage attack' as WW3 fears explode

The Baltic Sea has also been the site of multiple suspected sabotage attacks recently.

11/02 Putin puppet warns key flashpoint could trigger war between Russia and West 'in

Tensions in the region have spiked in recent days after the EU suggested it was considering seizing Russian oil tankers.

09/02 Archaeology breakthrough as incredible secrets of royal shipwreck unearthed

The Gribshunden was the personal flagship of King Hans of Denmark and Norway, but it sank in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Sweden.

06/02 NATO on high alert as warships rush in to thwart suspected Russian saboteurs

A NATO commander has sent a stern warning to any saboteurs, saying: "If anything happens, we react."

05/02 Western Media: The Baltic Sea becomes Russia against the new battlefield of NATO | Russia | NATO | Baltic Sea_Sina Military_Sina.com

04/02 A Bulgarian ship tore a data cable in the Baltic Sea for non-sabotage

The Swedish prosecutor's office came to the conclusion that the unprepared crew and the bad weather were the reason why the Vezhen had separated the underwater cable.

01/02 Travel for free for a year: Dream job to be awarded on ship

A German association has advertised a job where the employee can go on a ferry for twelve months. What you have to do for it.

01/02 The block of land owned by Russia - despite being 270 miles away from country

Kaliningrad Oblast is the westernmost point of the Russian Federation. It is a semi-enclave on the Baltic Sea beside Poland and Lituania.

29/01 Finns warned of a mysterious substance on the coast of the Baltic Sea

On the coast of the Finnish Peninsula Hanko discovered a moderately harmful white substance of unknown origin, reports MTV Uutiset. RIA Novosti, 01/29/2025

28/01 Suspected Baltic Sea cable sabotage by Russia’s ‘shadow fleet’ is ramping up regional defence

Anchor-dragging incidents in the Baltic Sea are leading to an increased naval presence.

27/01 'Serious Sabotage': Sweden Impounds Ship After Another Baltic Cable Cut

Swedish and Latvian authorities investigate alleged sabotage in the Baltic which Bulgarian operator insists was a simple accident.

27/01 Nato allies seize ships over fears of 'sabotage to vital infrastructure'

Sweden did not mention Russia - but speculation will undoubtedly centre on Moscow's possible involvement.

26/01 Latvia denounced that an undersea cable in the Baltic Sea was damaged by an “external influence”

The government is coordinating actions with NATO, which has been patrolling the area since December. Sweden also promised to cooperate to investigate what happened.

26/01 Latvia announced damage to the underwater cable with Sweden

The underwater fiber-fiber cable between Latvia and Sweden was damaged on Sunday, probably due to external influences, said the Latvian portal LSM with ... RIA Novosti, 01/26/2025

24/01 Saxony: Terminally ill Liese (2) wants to see the Baltic Sea again

The terminally ill Liese (2) from Saxony has one wish: to see the Baltic Sea again. Her mother fights to make her wish come true. The girl suffers from a serious heart defect.

24/01 Baltic Sea: cutter in front of Rügen in distress, three fishermen saved!

After an engine failure, the sailors were no longer able to steer their fishing vessel. An operation for the DGzRS sea rescuers.

22/01 Shots from a car in Zingst: suspected shooter remains at large

A 23-year-old defendant who is said to have shot at two men from a car in Zingst, seriously injuring them, remains free until the trial begins.

22/01 After inferno on the Baltic Sea: fire tanker is towed into shipyard

After the devastating fire on board the coastal oil tanker Annika in October 2024, extensive repairs are now starting in Stralsund.

19/01 They started assembling the NATO fleet, which protects the Baltic Sea from Russian sabotage

The swarm will consist of 6-7 ships, its task is to prevent something like Christmas from happening, when a tanker with a suspicious background presumably dragged its anchor for 100 kilometers until it cut an important power line.

18/01 Alarming North Sea temperatures: 2024 will be the warmest year since 1969

BSH experts are recording the highest temperatures in the German North Sea since 1969 in 2024, and the temperature in the Baltic Sea also continued to rise.

18/01 Russia fired S-400 missile at French naval aircraft, created ruckus in Baltic Sea, increased tension with NATO countries

Russia France S400 News: Tension has increased in the Baltic Sea between Russia and France. Russia targeted French naval aircraft Atlantique 2 with its S-400 missile defense system. The French aircraft was on a surveillance flight over the Baltic Sea. This has sparked tension between the armies of France and Russia.

18/01 Russian S-400 was accused of locking French reconnaissance targets

The Russian S-400 air defense complex was accused of locking a target on a French patrol plane over the Baltic Sea, a move Paris called a "threat".

17/01 “Russian air defenses target a French maritime patrol plane patrolling the Baltic Sea.”

French Defense Minister: "We cannot tolerate Russian aggressive behavior" (Paris = Yonhap News) Correspondent Song Jin-won = France accused Russia of targeting its maritime patrol plane, which was reconnoitering the skies over the Baltic Sea on a North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) mission, with its anti-aircraft system. . On the 17th (local time), Minister of National Defense Sebastien Leco

17/01 "An act of war". Russian radar locks on the French plane: what happened in the Baltic skies

A Russian army radar targeted a French maritime patrol plane as it flew over the Baltic Sea. Paris: "Unacceptable"

16/01 Ship accident near Rendsburg: Kiel Canal closed after accident

Due to an engine failure, the container ship “Eco Levant” caused a shipwreck in the Kiel Canal, which was closed for hours.

15/01 Baltic Sea off Rügen: Another scrap tanker in distress

Another oil tanker in the Russian shadow fleet suffers engine damage off the Baltic Sea island of Rügen and is unable to maneuver.

14/01 NATO moves warships and drones against Russia: operation "Baltic Sentinel" begins

NATO launched Operation Baltic Sentinel to provide greater surveillance and deterrence in stretches of the Baltic at risk of attack by foreign powers, primarily Russia

14/01 NATO scrambles warships and drones to Baltic Sea after act of sabotage

Finnish Police accused the Russian-linked Eagle S ship of dragging its anchor across the sea floor for 60 miles, damaging a power cable and several data cables.

14/01 NATO to bolster Baltic military presence after power cables cut

NATO’s Secretary General Mark Rutte pledged to send drones, frigates and aircraft to the region as he highlighted a concerted campaign of 'cyber-attacks, assassination attempts and sabotage.' #EuropeNews

14/01 Polish Prime Minister demands strengthening security measures in the Baltic

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk told Polish Radio about the need to strengthen security in the Baltic Sea.

14/01 Another cable between Sweden and Finland was damaged

Another submarine cable between Sweden and Finland in the Baltic Sea was damaged due to unknown reasons, the Swedish television company SVT reported... RIA Novosti, 01/14/2025

13/01 Russia accuses Ukraine of ‘energy terrorism’ over alleged pipeline strike

Kyiv has not commented on the allegation that it sent attack drones against a gas compressor station at Russian village on the Black Sea coast.

13/01 Unmaneuverable tanker “Eventin” is to leave the Baltic Sea

The damaged oil tanker “Eventin”, part of the Russian shadow fleet, is being towed by tugs towards Skagen. He should leave the Baltic Sea.

13/01 Sweden to contribute warships to NATO Baltic Sea patrols

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said at an annual security conference on Sunday that Sweden is not at war but there is also no peace, the news agency TT reported. #EuropeNews

12/01 Rostock: CDU calls for hunting of wild boars in the city

The CDU in Rostock is demanding special permits for hunting wild boars in the city because the animals have become a real pest.

12/01 Sweden to Provide Three Warships for NATO in Baltic Sea

Sweden will contribute up to three warships to a NATO effort to increase the alliance's presence in the Baltic Sea to guard against sabotage.

12/01 Sweden warned about hybrid attacks after sabotage in the Baltic and targeted Russia and Iran: “We are not at war, but there is no peace either”

The prime minister warned of a “long-term” Russian threat and accused the Persian regime of using criminal gangs to carry out attacks on Swedish territory.

12/01 Flooding and weather warning: Danger of storm surge on the Baltic Sea

Danger of storm surges on the Baltic Sea. The Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) warns.

11/01 A tanker with almost 100,000 tons of Russian oil crashed in the Baltic Sea

The Eventin oil tanker, which is called part of Russia's phantom fleet, crashed near the coast of Germany in the Baltic Sea. Read details ᐅ news 1+1

11/01 Rügen: Damaged tanker “Eventin” is towed in front of the port of Sassnitz

The damaged oil tanker Eventin, part of the Russian shadow fleet, is being moved to a safer berth off Sassnitz on Rügen.

09/01 Baltic Sea, NATO sends 10 warships: the response to Russian threats in the Gulf of Finland

We start with ten warships, then we will evaluate the sending of further elements to integrate the NATO fleet on a mission in the Baltic Sea....

08/01 Anchor of the Eagle S secured

Finnish authorities have found the anchor of the suspected tanker. Meanwhile, NATO wants to soon position ships over important data cables.

07/01 Damaged underwater cables – investigators find anchors from suspicious tanker

A ship that took off from Russia is said to have damaged several underwater cables in the Baltic Sea. Now the investigators have come across another piece of evidence: the oil tanker's anchor. This should be examined forensically.

07/01 Power cable damage in the Baltic Sea: anchor discovered by tanker “Eagle S”.

Swedish Navy finds the anchor of the suspected oil tanker Eagle S, which is suspected of causing cable damage in the Gulf of Finland.

07/01 “We face Putin with empty pockets and no muscles”

Russia is trying by all means to destabilize democracies. Germany is ill-prepared for this, warns retired Colonel Ralph Thiele. He has several suggestions to strengthen civil protection, the police and the Bundeswehr - and to prevent sabotage of critical infrastructure.

06/01 Finland's Elisa says Baltic undersea cables were torn apart by external force

Baltic Sea nations are on high alert after a string of power cable, telecom link and gas pipeline outages since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.

06/01 NATO is discussing strengthening the military presence in the Baltic Sea - Youm7

NATO representatives met to consult on the security of critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea, following damage to submarine cables linking Estonia and Finland.

05/01 150 years of donation boats: They save lives along the North and Baltic Seas

The black, white and red DGzRS donation boats have been financing rescue ships and stations along the German coastline for 150 years.

04/01 Naval battle: what Russia and China are up to, attacking NATO's critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea

What is known about the damage to the cables in the Baltic Sea - does this mean that Russia and China are preparing for war. Read detailed analytics on ᐅTSN.ua (news 1+1).

04/01 Drones over the Baltic Sea: Secret service investigates suspicion of espionage

Up to 20 drones were spotted over the port of the Danish town of Køge on the Baltic Sea, prompting police and the PET secret service to investigate.

04/01 Delfin Delle returns: sighting in Kiel Fjord

After his trip to Denmark, Germany's most famous dolphin Delle has now apparently been spotted in the Kiel Fjord and is delighting walkers and ship crews.

04/01 After termination: Ex-employee demolished 21 cars in front of a hotel on Usedom

According to police on Usedom, a 29-year-old set fire to four cars and damaged 17 other vehicles on Thursday evening.

04/01 Climate change: Turf in the Baltic Sea is supposed to slow down global warming

Schwerin: Rolling turf on the seabed is now supposed to save the climate. Researchers see large areas on the German Baltic Sea coast.

03/01 Terrible revenge for defeated Ukraine: the West decided to do the unthinkable

The results of the past year in the proxy war of the West against Russia in Ukraine were best described by a French colonel in his pre-New Year interview with Stratpol... RIA Novosti, 01/03/2025

01/01 Bathing on New Year's Day: Daring people brave stormy weather

Despite the bad weather, the traditional bathing took place in several towns in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while other events were postponed.

01/01 Mystery in Schleswig-Holstein: How did the dead squid get to the Baltic Sea beach?

It's a puzzling case: Squids don't live in the Baltic Sea. But how could a dead animal wash up on a cliff in Schleswig-Holstein?

31/12 Renovated for 18 million euros: old GDR state bank becomes a hotel

The 4-star hotel “Le Tresor” is scheduled to open in Schwerin in 2025 – a comfort hostel in the former GDR state bank.

31/12 Submarine cable: Finnish police publish photos of ship's hull

Investigators are continuing to search for the cause of the severed submarine cable in the Baltic Sea. Now the Finnish police are releasing footage that suggests that the “Eagle S” could be involved in the incident.

31/12 NATO increased its military presence in the Baltics to deter sabotage of critical infrastructure

After repeated incidents of sabotage and at the request of Finland and Estonia, the transatlantic alliance reinforces surveillance and control in the region

30/12 Undersea cable sabotaged in the Baltic Sea: traces of drag discovered for kilometers. The Russian ship Eagle S is near Helsinki

Finnish police said an investigation into the sabotaged power cable in the Baltic Sea had uncovered a trail that...

30/12 According to the Finnish authorities, the tanker that damaged the power line in the Baltic Sea belongs to the Russian shadow fleet

The vessel has been linked to several suspected crimes, including serious interference with telecommunications, vandalism and violations of law.

30/12 Finland found marks from an anchor next to damaged cables in the Baltic and suspicions of sabotage increase

Finnish authorities investigate possible acts of sabotage after discovering extensive marks on the seabed near the Estlink-2 cable

30/12 Finnish probe says Russian-linked ship tied to Baltic Sea cable damage

The vessel, part of Russia’s shadow fleet of ageing tankers used to evade sanctions, faces charges including aggravated vandalism and interference with telecommunications. #EuropeNews

30/12 WW3 fears soar as NATO issued horror warning over Russian tactics

Ukraine has issued an urgent warning to NATO allies that Russia will be deploying "hybrid threats" around their borders.

30/12 New Year's Eve weather in the north: Danger for firecrackers and fireworks rockets

Northern Germany is expecting stormy New Year's Eve weather, which could make fireworks dangerous, especially on the North and Baltic Sea coasts.

30/12 In Finland, they found out how a Russian tanker could damage an underwater cable

The vessel was recently detained by Finnish law enforcement officers.

29/12 Cable damaged in the Baltic Sea: Finland relocates tanker for investigations

The suspected oil tanker Eagle S is being investigated by Finnish police after an underwater power cable was damaged in the Baltic Sea.

29/12 Finland moves ship suspected of Estlink-2 cable damage to port

The Helsinki police department say the vessel, which was boarded on Thursday, was moved to inner anchorage near Porvoo as a better place to carry out an investigation. #EuropeNews

29/12 The head of the German Foreign Ministry called for sanctions against the "shadow fleet" of the Russian Federation

Currently, the Russian "shadow fleet" is the main threat to the environment and security of Europe.

28/12 Sensational find: Golden robe brooch discovered near Rostock

Amateur archaeologists find a valuable dress brooch made of gold and silver from the migration period in a field near Rostock.

28/12 Finland confiscated the “Eagle S” ship, linked to Russia and suspected of sabotage to the Estlink 2 submarine cable

The tanker is registered in the Cook Islands but is associated with the so-called “shadow fleet” used to avoid international sanctions

28/12 NATO will increase its military presence in the Baltic Sea: Rutte explained the reason

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized that he spoke with the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, about the possible sabotage of ᐅnovyny 1+1 (TSN.ua).

28/12 NATO forced to expand patrols in latest escalation after deep sea cables

This latest episode of cable damage adds to a series of similar disruptions or suspected sabotage acts in the strategically important Baltic Sea.

28/12 NATO pledges to strengthen its presence in the Baltics amid suspicions of undersea sabotage

NATO announced its intention to strengthen its military presence in the Baltic Sea after power lines and submarine Internet cables were damaged, believed to be caused by acts of sabotage carried out by ships belonging to the Russian so-called “shadow fleet” behind them.

28/12 Ship of the Russian "shadow fleet" of cables cut in the Baltic, had devices to spy on NATO: "Sensors launched into the English Channel from the Eagle S"

Transmission and reception devices to record and then send and download details on the movement of NATO ships and aircraft. On the role of the Eagle...

28/12 Russian Cable-Cutter Ship Loaded With Spying Equipment: Report

Russian-linked 'dark fleet' ship suspected of cutting cables on Christmas Day may have been also moonlighting as a signals intelligence ship.

27/12 NATO will reinforce its military presence in the Baltic Sea after the alleged sabotage of an underwater cable connecting Finland with Estonia

Finnish authorities investigate whether the ship involved in the incident belongs to Russia's so-called “shadow fleet”

27/12 Travel wave begins: Christmas is over – traffic jam chaos heading north

As soon as Christmas is over, many Germans start their Christmas vacation. According to the ADAC, the Christmas holiday travel wave is currently in full swing.

27/12 NATO Boosts Baltic Sea Presence After Suspected Undersea Cable Attack

NATO moved Friday to enhance its naval presence in the Baltic Sea as Estonia's navy began patrolling an undersea cable supplying energy from Finland.

27/12 WW3 panic as EU threatens to sanction Russia over 'sabotage ship'

The EU has threatened further sanctions on Russia after Finland seized a Kremlin-linked ship suspected of sabotage on Christmas Day.

27/12 Finland captured an oil tanker suspected of severing a Baltic Sea cable

The Finnish Coast Guard searched and arrested an oil tanker suspected of breaking and damaging underground electric cables and a series of Internet cables at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

26/12 According to the EU, the tanker that damaged the power line in the Baltic Sea belongs to the Russian shadow fleet

26/12 A tanker that could have damaged the electricity line between Finland and Estonia was intercepted

The authorities have still not ruled out the possibility of sabotage.

26/12 Finland boards tanker coming from Russia – “Investigation due to serious sabotage”

A submarine cable between Estonia and Finland has been disrupted since Wednesday. The Finnish authorities suspect sabotage and have now taken control of an oil tanker coming from Russia. The ship is said to have caused the damage.

26/12 'Terrorism Cannot be Ruled Out' Another Power Cable Cut in North Europe

A major electricity interconnector unexpectedly went offline on Christmas day, with officials saying they are not ruling out sabotage.

26/12 Undersea power cable linking Finland and Estonia suffers damage

An undersea power cable connecting Finland and Estonia was damaged in the Baltic Sea. Finnish officials launch investigation into the matter and say sabotage cannot be ruled out. #EuropeNews

25/12 An electric cable between two NATO countries was damaged in the Baltic Sea

On Wednesday, December 25, the transmission of electric current through the submarine cable that connects Finland and Estonia was stopped. Read details ᐅ news 1+1

23/12 China refused to allow investigation into ship suspected of cutting undersea cables in the Baltic

The Swedish authorities denounced that Beijing did not let the prosecutor's office carry out an investigation on board the Yi Peng 3. Finland and Lithuania are also collaborating in the investigation into the alleged sabotage.

21/12 The Chinese ship suspected of having sabotaged submarine cables in the Baltic departed for Egypt after being detained for a month

Authorities from Sweden, Denmark, Finland and Germany will continue investigating the case of the Yi Peng 3 bulk cargo ship

20/12 NATO may turn to using a fleet of sea drones to protect vulnerable Internet cables in the Baltic Sea

NATO is reportedly thinking about using sea drones to secure the Internet cables running under the Baltic Sea. We take a look at what this technology is. View on euronews

20/12 EU countries inspect Chinese vessel after data cables damaged

The Yi Peng 3 has been anchored in the Kattegat Sea for a month while diplomats in Stockholm and Beijing discussed access to the vessel. #EuropeNews

19/12 Unusual Christmas decorations on Rügen: Jesus nativity scene made of wooden posts

The spa administration of Binz on Rügen is causing discussions on the promenade with a Christmas nativity scene made of wooden posts by the artist Oliver Fabel.

19/12 Swedish police board Chinese ship suspected of damaging undersea cables in Baltic Sea

The Chinese authorities authorized Sweden to participate in the investigation carried out on board the fishing vessel, to act as observers, but they do not have permission to inspect it.

19/12 It's supposed to bloom in the spring: my wife's ashes are now a magnolia

Special burial in Rostock: Instead of lying in an urn in the cemetery, Peter Antoff's late wife Karin grows as a magnolia in his garden.

19/12 Delle has left Travemünde: now the dolphin is splashing around in Denmark

The famous Baltic Sea dolphin Delle, which delighted tourists in Travemünde for a year and a half, has now been spotted off Gedser in Denmark.

19/12 NATO could turn to fleet of sea drones to defend Baltic Sea cables

NATO is reportedly thinking about using sea drones to secure the Internet cables running under the Baltic Sea. We take a look at what this technology is.

19/12 They warned of an increase in “threatening” military actions by Russia in the Baltic

Danish Intelligence expects the deployment of ships to serve as escort for its “shadow fleet”, made up of ancient and anonymously owned ships to transport Russian oil despite international sanctions.

18/12 Attention treasure hunters!: That's why you should take a walk on the Baltic Sea now

Anyone who strolls along the Baltic Sea beach can make a beautiful and rare find - like artist Martin Mohrdieck (36).

15/12 The Baltic Sea turns into a powder keg... NATO-Russia ‘shadow war’ intensifies day by day

Frequent cutting of submarine cables... Russia, Germany's surveillance helicopter attack, NATO declares active response to arson and traffic disruption suspected of being instigated by Russia (Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Shin Jae-woo = Russia is waging a widespread 'shadow war' against the West, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is trying to stop it. · The Baltic Sea is becoming

11/12 Panic in Baltic Sea as shallow waters become key battleground in war

The Baltic Sea has now been dubbed the "NATO lake" as it's surrounded by numerous allies of the alliance, but has also been the centre for recent sabotage.

10/12 Photos Show F-35 Jets Intercepting Russian Aircraft in 'NATO Lake'

Two Dutch stealth fighter jets intercepted three Russian military aircraft over the Baltic Sea last week.

10/12 Two NATO F-35 fighters chase Russian "spy planes" in the Baltic Sea

The operation comes days after the German Defense Minister warned of a significant increase in Russian provocations in the region

09/12 NATO F-35s scramble to intercept Russian spy planes at alliances border

The Dutch MoD confirmed that its F-35s intercepted and "escorted" three Russian planes.

09/12 Lübeck: Mystery about medieval shipwreck in Trave solved

Divers discovered a medieval shipwreck in the Trave near Lübeck in 2021. Researchers are now solving the mystery surrounding the sinking of the historic cargo glider.

08/12 Baltic Sea: Emergency while sailing! Yacht in distress, skipper injured

A fishing cutter discovered the sailing boat in the Baltic Sea. Federal police and sea rescuers came to help.

07/12 Baltic Sea: Sailing yacht drifts in the sea at night, unable to maneuver

Sea rescuers rescue the sailing yacht that is unable to maneuver in the Baltic Sea near Fehmarn and bring the two-person crew safely to shore.

06/12 Planning a wellness break? Discover Poland’s hidden gem on the Baltic Coast

Poland’s Baltic coast offers a unique escape with its historic cities, wellness retreats, and shifting dunes. View on euronews

05/12 The incredible 3,000ft ancient stone wall discovered in the Baltic Sea

A 3D model of the wall has already been created, giving a detailed glimpse of a short section of the wall.

05/12 Russian ship opened fire on German helicopter! Tension grows in the Baltic Sea

It was claimed that a Russian ship fired a 'warning shot' at a German military helicopter on a mission flight in the Baltic Sea. It was stated that surveillance was increased in the region after the incident.

05/12 Russian ship fires flares at German helicopter on reconnaissance route over the Baltic Sea

An accident occurred in the Baltic Sea between a German Bundeswehr helicopter and a Russian ship. The crew of the Russian ship fired...

04/12 A Russian ship fired flares at a German army helicopter

The German foreign minister ordered increased surveillance in the Baltic Sea.

04/12 WW3 Watch: Russian Ship Fired at German Helicopter Over Baltic

German military helicopter was fired upon by a Russian ship in the Baltic, fresh escalation in tension between Moscow and West, report states. 

03/12 NATO reinforces its submarine infrastructure in the Baltic Sea against sabotage threats

They deploy new technologies to prevent and detect possible attacks after incidents that left cables cut in the area

03/12 Finnish authorities probe damage to cable between Finland and Sweden

The damage to the data cable between the two nations follows incidents of suspected sabotage involving underwater cables in the Baltic Sea. #EuropeNews

03/12 Large-format heat pumps: Experts: Using bodies of water for climate-neutral district heating

The world's largest heat pump is located in Denmark; such systems have not yet been installed in Germany. They could supply entire city districts with climate-neutral district heating. In conversation, two researchers explain which bodies of water are suitable for this and where there are problems.

02/12 Attack: AfD politician's car set on fire on the Baltic Sea

An AfD politician's car burns at night in a residential area in Neustadt in Holstein. State security investigators assume arson.

29/11 ‘Keep nine litres of water in storage’: how Baltic and Nordic countries are preparing for a crisis or war

The history of Russian occupation of some countries around the Baltic Sea prompts a greater awareness of risk of attack today.

29/11 Sweden asks for China's cooperation over Baltic Sea cables damage

The two cables, one running from Finland to Germany and the other from Lithuania to Sweden, were both damaged in Swedish waters last week, in an area where the Yi Peng 3 bulk carrier was seen. #EuropeNews

28/11 How the freighter “Yi Peng 3” could have damaged the Baltic Sea cables

We are still investigating how the damage to the cables in the Baltic Sea could have occurred. According to the Wall Street Journal, the suspected freighter dragged its anchor along the seabed for over 100 nautical miles - and took a conspicuous course.

28/11 Chinese ship suspected of dragging anchor to cut Baltic cables. EU and NATO surrounded "Yi Peng 3"

The situation threatens to test the limits of maritime law and increase tensions between Beijing and European capitals

27/11 Satellite image shows Chinese ship linked to sabotage in 'NATO lake'

A new satellite image appears to show the Chinese carrier ship that was linked to the cutting of two undersea cables in the Baltic Sea earlier this month.

27/11 WSJ: The Chinese ship dragged its anchor on the seabed for more than 150 kilometers, which broke cables under the Baltic Sea

It is unlikely that the captain of Ji Peng 3, which was transporting fertilizer from Russia, would not have noticed this.

27/11 US B-52 Bombers Send NATO Warning to Russia

Two American bombers simulated the release of weapons over Finland during a training mission.

27/11 Sweden demands that China allow it to investigate the ship involved in sabotage in the Baltic

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said the country wanted to “find out what happened” and had yet to receive a response from authorities in Beijing. European officials have said they suspect a hostile act related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

26/11 Chinese cargo ships are suspected of breaking two cable lines in the Baltic Sea

Danish and Swedish officials suspect that the Chinese cargo ship Yi Peng 3 dropped anchor and severed two fiber optic cables at the bottom of the Baltic Sea.

24/11 Drinking water on the Baltic Sea is clean again: What those affected should do now

Pathogens were discovered in drinking water. Now the authorities have given the all-clear. What those affected should do now!

23/11 Baltic Sea: Do cormorants fish too many cod from the sea?

Scientists want to use genetic analyzes to find out whether cormorants are playing a major role in the disappearance of cod in the Baltic Sea.

23/11 On the Baltic Sea island: Germ alarm in drinking water

If you swear by crane water when you're thirsty on Fehmarn, you should now grab a bottle from the supermarket. Because diarrhea germs were discovered in tap water.

20/11 Accident or sabotage? North American and European authorities disagree on the origin of the cutting of submarine cables in the Baltic

Meanwhile, the Kremlin laughs at what it says are "hilarious" suggestions and recalls that it is "absurd to continue blaming Russia for anything and without any basis"

20/11 Fears China could be behind Baltic Sea cable 'sabotage' as navy on high alert

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius believes Russia poses not just a military but also a hybrid threat, wit the damage to the two cables "a very clear sign that something is afoot".

20/11 NATO States Blame Russia for Sabotage in Europe After Data Cables Cut

A group of European nations issue strongly worded statement on 'systemic attacks' by the Russian Federation against supporters of Ukraine.

20/11 A Chinese ship was detained in Denmark suspected of having sabotaged submarine cables in the Baltic

The Danish Navy intercepted the Yi Peng 3 cargo ship that was coming from a Russian port towards Egypt. According to Scandinavian authorities, the bulk carrier is responsible for damage to telecommunications

20/11 Chinese Ship Suspected of Undersea Cable Sabotage Detained in 'NATO Lake'

"The investigation could span years," legal expert Ben Knowles has told Newsweek about the cutting of the cables.

20/11 “A test to find out what it takes to paralyze Germany”

When it comes to the damage to the submarine cable between Finland and Germany, everything points to sabotage - two actors are in focus and the timing is also striking. Experts accuse the federal government of not taking the threat seriously. NATO is already working on response scenarios.

19/11 Possibility of sabotage in the Baltic Sea! Communication with 4 countries was cut off

Finland, Germany, Sweden and Lithuania are evaluating the possibility of sabotage regarding the incident in which telecommunication cables connecting four countries in the Baltic Sea were broken. Today, after Ukraine attacked Russia with US missiles, Putin's signing of the nuclear attack doctrine became a worldwide agenda. The incident of the cables breaking is also associated with the '3 World Wa

19/11 According to Germany, the optical cables running at the bottom of the Baltic Sea were broken due to sabotage

According to German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius, although they do not have certain information, the signs point to the fact that the cables running on the seabed were deliberately torn up.

19/11 Sweden reports second communications cable damaged in the Baltic Sea

The underwater communication cable between Sweden and Lithuania was damaged, Swedish authorities are investigating, reports the Lithuanian TV channel LRT and the Swedish... RIA Novosti, 11/19/2024

18/11 Deep-sea cable apparently cut in the Baltic Sea - Foreign Office suspects intention

The operator of a data connection between Helsinki and Rostock reports a defect in the depths of the Baltic Sea. Apparently the cable was “cut by external influences”. The Foreign Office has serious suspicions.

17/11 At a nuclear power plant in Finland, energy production was suspended due to a malfunction

The third power unit of the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant in Finland suspended electricity production due to a turbine malfunction, operator Teollisuuden Voima reported in... RIA Novosti, 11/17/2024

15/11 Baltic Sea: Researchers eavesdrop on lonely dolphin Delle

The 15-year-old dolphin Delle, originally from Scotland, is causing a stir in the Baltic Sea with his jumps and is being overheard by researchers.

14/11 Experts are certain: This is the reason why seals are dying in the Baltic Sea

As police continue to investigate, marine biologists and animal rights activists have a concrete idea as to what caused the tragic deaths.

14/11 Scramble on the Baltic Sea, Italian Typhoons intercept Russian jet that entered NATO area without authorization

Scramble on the Baltic Sea. Two Italian Typhoons intercepted a Russian Ilyushin II-20 "Coot". Let's see the inspiration offered by the image...

13/11 Großenbrode: holiday home in flames, fire brigade on a large scale

A holiday home in Großenbrode burned down completely, despite the deployment of 70 firefighters from various locations in Schleswig-Holstein.

12/11 Why Poland’s Baltic coastline should be on your travel bucket list

Poland’s Baltic coast offers a unique escape with its historic cities, wellness retreats, and shifting dunes.

08/11 Rat plague in Lübeck: Landlords use chainsaws to combat rodents

In Lübeck-Buntekuh, rats terrorize an entire neighborhood and even attack people. Now the landlord is taking tough measures.

04/11 Bay of Lübeck: Kite surfer (14) rescued from the Baltic Sea

A kite surfer (14) was rescued from the Bay of Lübeck by sea rescue workers. He fell into the water and could no longer get his umbrella upright.

02/11 Baltic coast threatened: Russia disrupts satellite navigation of ships

The Russian shadow fleet endangers the Baltic Sea coast and could cause a serious oil spill. Finland monitors the ailing ships via satellite.

31/10 Russian oil tankers threaten Baltic Sea environment

Since Russia's war on Ukraine began in 2022, more than a thousand Russian oil tankers have passed through the Baltic Sea. Many of them are dilapidated and have no insurance. Environmentalists are ringing alarm bells.

26/10 The world's longest tunnel will slash journey times between Denmark and Germany

An extraordinary tunnel that will connect the east of Denmark to Germany will be the world's longest once completed.

26/10 Baltic Sea and North Sea: 500,000 euros fine for illegal holiday apartments

More and more rental apartments are becoming illegal holiday apartments. Now communities on the Baltic Sea and North Sea are taking action. There is a risk of fines of up to 500,000 euros.

25/10 Russian shadow fleet threatens German Baltic Sea coast

Greenpeace warns of dilapidated Russian tankers that are transporting crude oil despite sanctions and endangering the German Baltic Sea coast.

23/10 Germany rejects Russian criticism of new naval headquarters

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Tuesday summoned the German ambassador over a new Baltic navy port. Moscow threatened "a corresponding response" and "extremely negative consequences."

22/10 EU ministers set cautious Baltic fish quotas amid fear over Russian hauls

Fisheries ministers have agreed to maintain low fishing quotas for most fish stocks in the highly polluted Baltic Sea but concerns grow over the presence of Russian vessels, which might exploit the reduced opportunities for EU fishers. #EuropeNews

21/10 Cruise ship Aida Nova turns around on the Baltic Sea for girls (11).

Kiel – The cruise ship was already on the way to Norway on the Baltic Sea. Then it turned around. Sea rescue for a girl on the “Aida Nova”!

20/10 Arson: Car and house on the Baltic Sea island of Rügen in flames

A burning Ford Focus and a damaged house facade on Rügen caused property damage worth 90,000 euros. The police are investigating arson.

17/10 Mysterious animal death: 20 dead seals washed up on a Baltic Sea beach

An unusual accumulation of dead gray seals on Rügen is causing concern for the authorities. They were washed up on the beach on the Baltic Sea.

16/10 Russian Il-20 reconnaissance aircraft flew into the international waters of the Baltic Sea — Germany reacted

Germany raised fighter jets over a Russian Il-20 reconnaissance plane that flew into international waters of the Baltic Sea.

16/10 Serious accident in Rostock: Ferry crashes into quay wall without braking

A ferry in Rostock-Warnemünde crashed into a quay wall. Three passengers were injured. Ferry traffic is suspended until further notice.

14/10 Between bananas: Poisonous giant spider discovered in supermarket

In a supermarket in Prerow (Baltic Sea), an employee discovered a poisonous spider in a banana box. The animal grows up to 46 centimeters tall.

11/10 Baltic Sea: Oil tanker burns off Warnemünde – crew evacuated

Rostock (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) – Fire on board! The 73 meter long German oil and chemical tanker “Annika” burns in the Baltic Sea.

11/10 Authorities barricade private property with huge boulder

Rostock - A huge boulder (90 x 60 x 90) blocks Sven Schulz's (44) garden gate and makes it impossible to drive onto his property.

08/10 Natural spectacle: solar storm conjures up northern lights over the Baltic Sea

Northern lights are lighting up the sky in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania thanks to a solar storm that could last until Tuesday evening.

30/09 Baltic Sea: Boy (2) falls from pier - no compensation

A mother (37)'s lawsuit for 35,000 euros in compensation after her son (2) fell from the pier in Zinnowitz was dismissed.

28/09 Excitement over “Gypsy Schnitzel”: fuss over Baltic Sea restaurant

A restaurant in Binz on the island of Rügen is causing discussions. It advertises with the discriminatory terms “Gypsy Schnitzel” and “Negerkuss”.

28/09 Estonia will remember the victims of the ferry disaster that sank 30 years ago

Estonia on Saturday remembers the victims of the Estonia ferry disaster, the largest peacetime shipwreck in the Baltic Sea 30 years ago.

27/09 Escaped eagle Taylor Swift found on Rügen

The eagle Taylor Swift from Thuringia was missing for six weeks: Now the bird has been found on Rügen on the Baltic Sea. He is now back home.

27/09 Storms on the Baltic Sea: Warning of violent hurricane gusts in the north

The German Weather Service warns of storms and squalls in Hamburg, Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The ferry service was stopped.

23/09 Estonia and Finland are developing plans to close the Gulf of Finland to Russian ships

Tallinn and Helsinki are expanding their cooperation in the field of maritime defense, the parties are developing specific plans - how, if necessary, to completely close the Baltic Sea to Russian ships, said the commander of the Estonian Defense Forces, Major General Andrus Merilo.

23/09 Massive Russian ship packed with 20,000 tonnes of explosive cargo stranded

The huge vessel is still showing as being in Norwegian waters carrying its highly volatile cargo.

22/09 NATO Scrambles Fighter Jets To Intercept Five Russian Aircraft

Russian aircraft were detected flying in international airspace near the Baltic states, but had not activated their transponders.

21/09 The moon hangs in the sea: Europe does not accept a ship with dangerous Russian cargo for repairs

A Maltese-flagged vessel with a cargo of Russian-made ammonium nitrate ran aground. But repair work poses a significant risk of cargo explosion.

21/09 Animal rescue on the Baltic Sea: Fire brigade “picks” a parrot from a tree

Zinnowitz (Usedom) – His tether took away his ability to fly. Parrot Mike fluttered away on the Baltic Sea island of Usedom in the evening. He didn't get far.

20/09 Timmendorfer Strand has a new landmark: big party on the Baltic Sea

After 5 years of construction, exploding costs, freak weather and delivery bottlenecks - the new Timmendorfer Strand pier finally opens this weekend.

20/09 Timmendorfer Strand has a new landmark - big party on the weekend

After 5 years of construction, exploding costs, freak weather and delivery bottlenecks - the new Timmendorfer Strand pier finally opens this weekend.

14/09 Off Sylt: Hypothermic kite surfer (28) rescued from the North Sea

When rescuers pulled the young man out of the water, his body temperature was threatening. The thermometer showed just 32 degrees.

10/09 North Sea climate: Will these islands sink by 2100?

Hamburg - Shocking forecast for our North Sea islands! Large parts of the coast and entire North Sea islands could sink into the sea by 2100.

09/09 This delayed Baltic rail project could be completed by 2030

Officials say the troubled and delayed Rail Baltica project is still set for completion by the end of the decade.

08/09 Baltic Sea: rush to beaches! The last time really summer

Rush on the Osteee: At the weekend, thousands of people went to the coast to enjoy the last days of summer. Pictures from Warnemünde show the crowded beaches.

07/09 Trial: Boy (2) falls from pier – mother wants compensation

A boy (2) falls from the pier on Usedom, the mother wants compensation.

05/09 Fire jellyfish on the Baltic Sea: bathers beware! The plague is spreading

Fire jellyfish spoil vacationers' bathing fun in the Baltic Sea! BILD reveals which beach you need to be careful on and how you can avoid skin irritation.

05/09 Denmark throws 73,000 tons of concrete into the sea to create the world's largest underwater tunnel

Denmark is advancing the construction of the longest underwater tunnel in the world, which will link its territory with Germany in 2029. This project will reduce travel time between both countries by just 10 minutes by car.

31/08 Incredible new £19bn 'mini Suez canal' being built connecting two major oceans

The route will stretch from Saint Petersburg in the north to the Caspian Sea and from there to Tehran and on to Mumbai in India.

29/08 235 people drowned: That's why there are so many swimming deaths this year

By the end of July, 235 people had already drowned while swimming in Germany. What are the biggest dangers? An overview.

27/08 Baltic Sea in Poland: Świnoujście imposes a bathing ban due to blue-green algae

An increased concentration of cyanobacteria was found in the Baltic Sea in the Polish part of the island of Usedom.

27/08 Baltic Sea: Fire jellyfish alarm in Scharbeutz – 220 injured!

220 bathers complained about hives and pain on their skin. Two of them had to be treated by emergency services.

23/08 US Sends Reconnaissance Plane To Snoop on Russia

The RC-135U Combat Sent can locate and identify foreign military land, naval and airborne radar signals.

22/08 Accident on Rügen: Mourning for rider (†14) hit by tractor

One day after the fatal horseback riding trip on Rügen, there is sadness on the island. The riding stable is temporarily closed and the police are investigating.

20/08 Saving the oldest beach chair factory in Germany

The Pohl carpentry company saves Germany's oldest beach chair factory from bankruptcy and is planning new business areas for the company.

17/08 Hemmelsdorfer See: The secrets of the deepest point in Germany

Napoleon wanted to build a military port on Lake Hemmelsdorf. The Nazis build a submarine port. Access to the Baltic Sea. Riddles about bollards under water

16/08 Russian nuke bombers rush NATO border as World War 3 tensions explode

According to Russia's Defence Ministry, two bombers flew over the Barents Sea and the Norwegian Sea, and two were dispatched over the Baltic Sea.

15/08 Alarming study: Now also heat build-up in the Baltic Sea!

In a new study, marine researchers from Warnemünde (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) have determined where the water in the Baltic Sea is becoming increasingly hotter.

14/08 China Admits Container Ship Damaged Baltic Sea Gas Pipeline

Estonia says China has yet to respond to a request for legal aid as the Baltic state continues its investigation into the October 8 rupture.

11/08 Child saved from drowning in the Baltic Sea: Danger from groynes

Another child was saved from drowning in the Baltic Sea. Learn why groynes are dangerous and how to protect your children.

11/08 Things found on the beach in Prerow: Police are looking for the owner

The police in Barth are looking for the owner of items found on the beach in the Baltic Sea resort of Prerow. Witnesses or the owner can come forward.

11/08 Swedish scientists issue an appeal: Stop urinating in the Baltic Sea

Alsumaria News - Miscellaneous Swedish biologists called for the necessity of keeping the beaches of the Baltic Sea clean, and their call included even stopping urinating in the seawater, according to the P4 Kalmar website.

07/08 Baltic Sea: Driver hits pedestrians with Porsche Cayenne

When a Porsche becomes a weapon! A dispute escalated in Timmendorfer Strand on the Baltic Sea in Schleswig-Holstein. Two men came to the clinic.

07/08 Rostock/Warnemünde: Navy ship burned down on the Baltic Sea

Thick smoke can be seen over the Baltic Sea: a navy ship is burning off Warnemünde. The police are investigating negligent bodily harm.

07/08 Incredible new £5.6 billion road and rail tunnel connecting two European cities

The Fehmarn Belt Fixed Link, when fully completed, will lie 40 metres beneath the Baltic Sea, connecting Denmark and Germany to be the longest immersed tunnel.

06/08 Accident in Rostock: Baltic Sea vacationer had an accident on the A 19

After an accident on Autobahn 19 in Rostock (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania), the highway was closed. Three men had an accident in a Land Rover.

04/08 Life in the bus: Anthony converted his car into a permanent camper on the Baltic Sea

The man from Thuringia has been living with his French bulldog Monkey (3) for two years in the roadworthy but unregistered bus on the Baltic Sea.

03/08 Room available: Accommodations on the North and Baltic Seas are not fully booked

On the North and Baltic Seas, the rush of guests is limited. Hoteliers and landlords complain about free rooms and unoccupied holiday apartments in the north.

31/07 Baltic Sea: Camping vacationers stolen

Lobbe – There is hardly anything more annoying on vacation than being stolen from. But this happens more and more often, especially during the holiday season.

29/07 Usedom: Germany's youngest spa director is only 11

In Karlshagen, a special person ensures the well-being of the children on vacation: Greta, the eleven-year-old children's spa director!

29/07 Swimmer drowned: Holidaymakers underestimate the danger in the Baltic Sea

A huge wave swept a swimmer into the depths in Markgreifheide and he drank. In BILD, locals explain the dangers that lurk in the Baltic Sea.

29/07 Fleet visit: Three warships of the Russian Baltic Sea Fleet in Cuba

Just a few weeks ago, another Russian squadron, including a powerful nuclear submarine, visited Cuba as part of maneuvers. View on euronews

29/07 Rostock: Giant wave drags swimmers into the Baltic Sea

Rostock - In a rough Baltic Sea, two men went swimming near Rostock - with dramatic consequences. Only one of the two swimmers returned.

28/07 Three warships of the Russian Baltic Fleet dock in Cuba, the reason for the visit is unknown

The arrival of the ships comes just weeks after another squadron of Russian warships, including a powerful nuclear-powered submarine, visited Cuba as part of military maneuvers in mid-June. View on euronews

27/07 Three warships from Russia's Baltic Fleet dock in Cuba

The arrival of the vessels comes just weeks after another squadron of Russian warships, including a powerful nuclear-powered submarine, visited Cuba as part of military exercises in mid-June.

26/07 One hundred unopened bottles of champagne found inside 19th century shipwreck

One hundred unopened bottles of champagne found inside 19th century shipwreck - Previous discoveries of sunken champagne dating back as far as the 1780s have been found to still taste ‘fantastic’

26/07 Discovered under UV light: Holidaymaker finds fossil treasure on the Baltic Sea

The stone with the impressions of fossils was already a great find, but under UV light the chunk from the Baltic Sea suddenly glowed like a treasure.

20/07 Chinese Navy Ships Sail Into 'NATO Lake'

The pair of Chinese ships are attending Russia's downscaled Navy Day celebrations.

19/07 Sailors discover a mysterious ship in the Baltic Sea - what it's all about

The Baltic Sea is a magnet for many holidaymakers. They have now seen an unmanned sailing boat floating on the water.

18/07 NATO, close encounter between a Spanish F-18 and a Russian jet over the Baltic Sea: tension rises with Moscow

The escalation of tensions between NATO countries and Russia continues to worsen. After the deployment of soldiers along the border with Poland last...

18/07 NATO's Newest Allies Intercept Two Russian Fighter Jets

Finland and Sweden intercepted the Russian fighter jets over the Baltic Sea.