Cambodia says expanded port funded by China opening next month – with first call from Japanese navy
A Cambodian naval port expansion funded by China that has raised concerns over Beijing’s growing military reach has been ...
US strikes back at China's maritime trade with port fee
The fee is justified, USTR said, to counteract what it sees as unfair advantages gained by China in shipbuilding that "burden or restrict US commerce." Subsidies help China take the lead. Over the ...
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America is breaking its own maritime law — and China knows it
The contrast between U.S. and Chinese commercial maritime ... ports. Chinese firms now operate terminals at 96 overseas ports, including 36 of the world’s top 100. Most concerning, China ...
China blasts ‘spineless’ plan to sell Panama Canal ports to BlackRock
China has sharply criticized a proposal to sell ports in the Panama Canal to American asset management giant BlackRock, attacking the deal as “spineless groveling” and a “betrayal” of the Chinese ...
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Iran, Russia, and China to conduct major naval drill in Indian Ocean
TEHRAN – Iran, Russia, and China are set to conduct a large-scale joint naval exercise in the northern Indian Ocean, focusing ...
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China, Iran, Russia to conduct joint naval exercise
The navies of China, Iran and Russia will conduct the "Security Belt-2025" joint exercise near Iran's Chabahar port in ...
China, Iran, Russia to hold joint naval drill, eye military cooperation boost: Chinese defense ministry
Chinese warships arrive in waters near Chabahar, Iran, on March 11, 2024. The navies of China, Iran, and Russia are holding ...
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Cambodia says expanded port funded by China opening next month — with first call from Japanese navy
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — A Cambodian naval port expansion funded by ... that Ream is not exclusively for” China’s military, he said. Japan’s Maritime Self-Defense Force confirmed Cambodia ...
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US strikes back at China's maritime trade with port fee
In February, the United States Trade Representative (USTR), which was tasked with investigating the issue, proposed a $1.5 million (€1.42 million) fee for any Chinese-made ship docking at a US port.