This Bangkok mall has devoted two entire floors to San Francisco, complete with a giant Golden Gate Bridge replica and a ...

China’s premier liquor brand Moutai captivated audiences at the recently concluded 5th China International Consumer Products ...

and could leave the region open to further international influence especially from China. Partly as a result of China expanding its activities from the western Pacific to the Indian Ocean, the US has ...

The transaction included control of several terminal operations and a significant stake in Panama Ports Company. However, reports have since emerged that Hutchison will no longer sell its Panama Canal ...

China on Monday said Washington's “smear campaigns” against it are an “excuse to control” Latin America, as US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Panama Canal faces “ongoing threats ...

Lucknow: The state capital is set to get an International Convention and Exhibition Centre (ICEC). Likely to come up under the Avadh Vihar Yojana, the centre will have a capacity of 10,000 and ...

"If you're familiar with the Pacific section in the Auckland Museum, that entire section will be put to rest in July, so you have until then to view those artefacts," she says. She says the new ...

During a visit to a Central American nation, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth raised alarms about China's oversight of Panama Canal ports, citing significant security concerns for the United States.

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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) -- The United States will "take back" the Panama Canal from Chinese influence, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Tuesday during a visit to the Central American nation.

US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth expressed concerns about China's influence over the Panama Canal, emphasising that the US and Panama will work together to ensure its security. During a ...

PANAMA CITY (Reuters) -- U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to get a close-up look at the Panama Canal on Tuesday, as he kicks off a rare visit to a Central American nation still ...