BlackRock's Fink made Trump happy with Panama Canal deal. The cost may be an unhappy China.
CEO Larry Fink orchestrated the Panama Canal port takeover that made President Trump happy, but the cost may be an angry Xi ...
The Economist2d
Why China hates the Panama Canal deal, but still may not block it
We gave it to Panama, and we’re taking it back.” Thus spoke Donald Trump shortly after BlackRock, an American investment firm ...
History Today: The day Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged
March 23 is marked as Martyr’s Day to commemorate the execution of three revolutionary leaders – Bhagat Singh, Shivaram ...
US probe of maritime chokepoints sets up expanded global reach
The US Federal Maritime Commission is investigating global maritime chokepoints like the Panama Canal and Suez Canal. They ...
FMC to probe 7 ocean chokepoints to improve shipping conditions
The Federal Maritime Commission may bar container ships registered in countries it says are contributing to congestion and ...
Lowy Institute6d
The Suez battles forces beyond its control
Just when the Egyptian government was hoping traffic through the Suez Canal might return to normal after 15 ... who promises to be deeply involved in future dealings with the Panama Canal, his ...
FreshFruitPortal.com4d
U.S. warns of possible barring to ships from countries 'causing choke points at key locations'
The Federal Maritime Commission warned it might bar entry to ships from countries found to be causing choke points at key ...
SupplyChainBrain6d
U.S. Probe of Maritime Chokepoints Seeks Evidence of Unfair Treatment
The FMC probe will assess whether a country, ocean carrier or other maritime operator are creating conditions unfavorable for ...
Sun Journal23hOpinion
Austin Bay: Hegseth vows unrelenting attacks on Houthis — and implicitly, Iran
Yemen is on the eastern side of the Bab Al Mandab (Gateway of Anguish), the 22-mile-wide strait connecting the Red Sea and ...
TradeWinds6d
Trump officials could ban and detain ships from ‘maritime chokepoint’ countries
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has started a probe that could end with the banning or detention of ships from countries deemed to be “maritime chokepoints”. The move would add to existing ...