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20 Mar Trump Strikes Back: Reclaiming Panama’s Ports, But China’s Long Game Continues

Posted at 19:38h in Analysis

By, Jesús Daniel Romero, Senior Fellow, MSI2 In a significant geopolitical and economic development, BlackRock has secured the concessions to operate Panama’s strategic ports of Balboa and Cristóbal, reclaiming control from Hutchison Whampoa, a Hong Kong-based company with strong ties to Beijing. This announcement comes just 30 days...

18 Mar China’s Military Projection Worldwide is a tale of dual-function facilities—and why are there so many in South America?

Posted at 14:00h in Analysis

By, LTC (US Army, Ret.) Octavio Pérez— Senior Fellow, Politico-Military Affairs, MSI2 We often consider military strength to be calculated merely by a country’s Armed Forces strength: the number of personnel, equipment, and weapons systems. But we omit combat multipliers that either enhance or cover voids, which...

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20 Mar Trump Strikes Back: Reclaiming Panama’s Ports, But China’s Long Game Continues

18 Mar China’s Military Projection Worldwide is a tale of dual-function facilities—and why are there so many in South America?

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