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US Accuses China of Detaining Panamanian-Flagged Ships

The United States has accused China of detaining ships flying the Panamanian flag in its ports. This follows Panama's takeover of two ports previously managed by a Chinese company. The US expressed concern over China's actions.

US Accuses China of Detaining Panamanian-Flagged Ships

The United States has accused China of detaining ships flying the Panamanian flag in its ports. This follows Panama's takeover of two ports previously managed by a Chinese company. The US expressed concern over China's actions, which they believe may violate international norms. Panama, for its part, stated that it is acting within its sovereignty. China has yet to comment on these allegations.

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