Taiwan restricts its internet access

Taiwan has decided to slow down internet speeds on mobile devices in the central and northern parts of the country for half an hour. This is the first time such an action has been taken, as part of its annual military exercises to prepare for a potential Chinese invasion. This step comes within the framework of readiness for scenarios in which communication towers might be sabotaged, submarine cables cut, or networks targeted by cyberattacks—reflecting Taiwan's escalation of its defensive efforts. Additionally, the country has mobilized about 20,000 reservists to participate in a 10-day drill that includes training on defending ports and airports, electronic warfare operations, and repairing communication networks during attacks—all as measures to prepare for the worst-case possibilities of a military escalation by China.

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