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China emerges as Palestine’s biggest friend on the global stage

People's World 09 Jun 2023
Remarks by China’s United Nations Ambassador, Geng Shuang, on the situation in Occupied Palestine on May 24 were impeccable, in terms of their consistency with international law ... But is this position new? ... The massive project involves nearly 150 countries and aims at connecting Asia with Europe and Africa via land and maritime networks ... .
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IWSA opens voting for “Wind Ship – the Future” poster design contest

SAFETY4SEA 08 Jun 2023
... Green Marine, Lydia Ngugi, Maritime Lawyer & Head of IMO Maritime Technology Cooperation CentreAfrica, Michael Razack, Project Manager at IMO Maritime Technology Cooperation Centre – Caribbean and Stefan Gsänger, Secretary General at the World Wind Energy Association (WWEA).
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Voting Opens for “Wind Ship–the Future” Youth Poster Design Contest

The Maritime Executive 08 Jun 2023
... Ngugi, Maritime Lawyer & Head of IMO Maritime Technology Cooperation CentreAfrica, Michael Razack, Project Manager at IMO Maritime Technology Cooperation Centre – Caribbean and Stefan Gsänger, Secretary General at the World Wind Energy Association (WWEA).
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CMA CGM Takes Stake in Spanish Terminals to Expand Regional Ops

The Maritime Executive 08 Jun 2023
Highlighting the Mediterranean at the crossroads between Africa, Asia, and Europe, the group says the region represents a major area for the development of its maritime transport, port operations, and logistics ... Today’s agreement calls for CMA CGM to acquire shares in COSCO SHIPPING Ports (Spain) from TPIH Iberia ... ....
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Delfin Enters Strategic Investment Agreement with Mitsui O.S.K. Lines

Eagle-Tribune 08 Jun 2023
Agreement Supports Growth and Drives Future Expansion, Enables Delfin to Accelerate Clean Low-Cost LNG Exports From North America to Customers Around The World. Mitsui O.S.K ... Mr. Wirya-Simunovic is MOL’s Executive Officer for Energy Related Business for Europe, Americas and Africa and has over 30 years of experience in energy and maritime sectors ... .
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Shared stance, common principles

China Daily 07 Jun 2023
China and Africa are working together to combat climate change and help build a community of life for man and nature ... Both China and Africa attach great significance to climate change ... For instance, Djibouti Port, located in the Horn of Africa, is an important starting point of the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road.
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The Second Punic War – Hannibal’s Infamous Offensive

Ancient Origins 07 Jun 2023
It was an epochal struggle that pitted Rome, the rising powerhouse of the Italian Peninsula, against Carthage, the formidable maritime empire of North Africa ... city-state in North Africa, had lost its Sicilian territories to Rome and suffered a massive blow to its maritime power.
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China and Palestine: No To ‘Piecemeal Crisis Management’

The Palestine Chronicle 07 Jun 2023
Remarks by China’s United Nations Ambassador, Geng Shuang, on the situation in Occupied Palestine on May 24 were impeccable, in terms of their consistency with international law ... But is this position new? ... The massive project involves nearly 150 countries and aims at connecting Asia with Europe and Africa via land and maritime networks ... .
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KZN South Coast has untapped tourism potential waiting to be uncovered

Independent online (SA) 06 Jun 2023
“With South Coast Tourism & Investment Enterprise providing local investor support, and Operation Phakisa assisting maritime businesses at a national level, now is the time to invest in the KZN South Coast’s ocean economy,” said the South Coast tourism body.
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The Indian Navy reaches Comoros Island! Why it is important for India’s maritime security – Here are the details

Financial Express 02 Jun 2023
According to the Indian Navy the port call at Anjoun is a reflection of India’s commitment to not only reinforcing maritime security cooperation with regional Navies but also strengthening bilateral ties ... For India it provides access to the western part of the Indian Ocean, and enables greater control over maritime security in the region.
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Africa needs central criminal data system to fight organised crimes – Ndego

Business Ghana 31 May 2023
Mr Ndego, Ghana’s Correspondent for Anti-money Laundering in GIABA (International Money Laundering in West Africa), made the call during the two-week course on Maritime Security and Transnational Organised Crime in Accra ... The whole of West Africa, for instance, was under ...
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A deeper look at the Belt and Road in Africa

Asiatimes 31 May 2023
China is an important economic player in Africa ... The rapidly increasing Chinese presence across Africa has become a contentious issue both for Beijing and African governments ... This could only be realised if the railway connected global maritime trade to the hinterland of East Africa, to accelerate at a regional scale.
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AUKUS enhancing undersea deterrence against China

Asiatimes 31 May 2023
This is an alarming prospect, lent credence by recent Chinese military exercises around the island ... Deterring indirectly ... AUKUS map ... They can be sent north of Australia to stalking grounds surrounding the South and East China seas, which are critical to Chinese maritime communication lines across the Pacific and to the Middle East and East Africa ... ....
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China in Africa: Kenya railway study shows investment projects aren't a one-way street

Phys Dot Org 30 May 2023
China is an important economic player in Africa ... The rapidly increasing Chinese presence across Africa has become a contentious issue both for Beijing and African governments ... This could only be realized if the railway connected global maritime trade to the hinterland of East Africa, to accelerate at a regional scale ... China in Africa.
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China’s Belt and Road Diplomacy. Towards Economic Cooperation and Peace

GlobalResearch 30 May 2023
Already years ago, when I was still working with the World Bank, high-level country officials mainly in Africa and the Middle East told me that they prefer by far dealing with China and Russia, then with the ever conflictious west, referring to the United States and Europe.

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