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Clandestine Network Smuggling Starlink Devices Into Iran to Bypass Internet Blackout
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Política·02.05.2026Resumen IA

Clandestine Network Smuggling Starlink Devices Into Iran to Bypass Internet Blackout

A clandestine network is smuggling Starlink satellite internet devices into Iran, where using the technology is illegal and punishable by up to 10 years in prison. The operation, funded by Iranians abroad, aims to bypass a national internet blackout that began after US and Israeli airstrikes on February 28. Human rights organizations estimate at least 50,000 terminals are now in Iran, with at least 100 people arrested for possession.

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Europe Maintains LNG Imports at Last Year's Record Highs in April
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02.05.2026Resumen IA

Europe Maintains LNG Imports at Last Year's Record Highs in April

Europe maintained LNG imports at last year's record highs in April due to the need to accelerate fuel pumping into storages for winter. LNG flows to the EU gas transportation system amounted to 12.61 billion cubic meters, 7% below March and 0.1% less than April 2025. From January to April, LNG pumping reached over 50.8 billion cubic meters, up 9% year-over-year. LNG supplies accounted for 36.2% of Europe's gas sources in this period, followed by North Sea (28.3%), storage withdrawals (21.3%), North Africa (7.2%), and Eastern supplies at 4.6%.

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Indonesian migrant smugglers target Malaysia entry via Singapore, Thailand
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27.04.2026

Indonesian migrant smugglers target Malaysia entry via Singapore, Thailand

Malaysian immigration authorities say they have uncovered an Indonesian migrant-smuggling syndicate that moved people from sea crossings to a more elaborate route through Singapore and southern Thailand. The raid, carried out before dawn on Saturday at two major transport terminals in Kuala Lumpur, led to the arrest of 11 Indonesians, including a suspected transporter, and the seizure of a Mazda CX-5 believed to have been used to move migrants to their next stop. Immigration director general...

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SCMP Economy
LEO Satellite Networks Emerge as Critical Communications Infrastructure During Crises
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Tecnología·25.04.2026Resumen IA

LEO Satellite Networks Emerge as Critical Communications Infrastructure During Crises

Connectivity restoration through LEO satellite networks during recent attacks has highlighted the disruptive potential and strategic implications of these constellations in future warfare. For countries such as China, the growing reliance on LEO satellites as critical communications infrastructure during crises raises concerns about information sovereignty, operational dependence, access to orbital resources, and control over connectivity, with satellite networks increasingly viewed as a potential geopolitical game changer.

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SCMP Economy
China can offer Gulf states more than just a security umbrella
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23.04.2026

China can offer Gulf states more than just a security umbrella

The Iran war has delivered a systemic shock to the Gulf’s security architecture and economic miracle. Two taboos were rapidly broken. The Strait of Hormuz, which carries roughly one-fifth of global oil consumption and close to a quarter of seaborne crude, was paralysed for sustained periods. Iranian strikes reached deep into Gulf territory, hitting ports, energy terminals and airports with a frequency that exceeded attacks on Israel. War-risk insurance premiums and tanker charter rates surged...

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