A Danish patrol vessel has monitored a Russian-linked tanker in Denmark's EEZ, raising questions about its claims of Comoros ...

A month later, the Chinese-flagged vessel was still taunting Swedish authorities, anchored in Denmark’s EEZ, adjacent to Swedish waters, biding its time. And the two countries couldn’t get to the ...

South Korea—a United States ally in Northeast Asia—has voiced its concerns over China's unilateral declaration of "no-sail zones" in the disputed waters between the two countries.

The EEZ is a maritime zone beyond a country’s territorial waters where a coastal state has special rights to explore, exploit, ... Recent North Sea tensions involved suspected Russian espionage in ...

In then stopped in the Kattegat, which contains a EEZ corridor established by Denmark and Sweden. As of Monday, the Chinese ship remains in the Danish part of the Kattegat.

Under international law, a coastal state has rights to the management of natural resources and other economic activities within its EEZ, which is within 200 nautical miles (370km) of its coastlines.