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Adarga Briefly Issue 29: Beijing's actions which led Hong Kong-based firm to postpone the sale of two strategic ports in Panama

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08 Apr 2025
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Adarga Briefly Issue 29: Beijing's actions which led Hong Kong-based firm to postpone the sale of two strategic ports in Panama

While everyone was focussed on Trump's tariffs last week, other significant geopolitical developments were unfolding...

In this week's issue of Adarga Briefly, we assess:

➡️ Beijing's actions which led Hong Kong-based CK Hutchison Holdings to postpone the sale of its two strategic ports in Panama to a U.S. firm.
➡️ Why Beijing has a strategic dilemma on its hands as to whether to approve the sale or not.
➡️ The strategic significance of a Danish shipping company having acquired the Panama Canal Railway Company.

Adarga Briefly is developed via a powerful combination of geopolitical analysts and specialist AI software which is designed to accelerate research and reporting.

13.2 million global articles and papers were scanned to develop this issue.


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