just got the news about panama cancelling hong kong's concession 
it's like, china's been trying to flex its muscles in the region and now panama is all 'nah' 
anyway, i'm loving how this decision affects the layout of who's in charge around the canals...ap moller-maersk might wanna update their website ASAP 
seriously though, it's interesting to see how us & china are playing out this power struggle. gotta wonder what's next for hong kong-based companies operating in panama 
it's like, china's been trying to flex its muscles in the region and now panama is all 'nah' anyway, i'm loving how this decision affects the layout of who's in charge around the canals...ap moller-maersk might wanna update their website ASAP seriously though, it's interesting to see how us & china are playing out this power struggle. gotta wonder what's next for hong kong-based companies operating in panama 
might not be ideal for all parties involved but what choice did they have? also gotta ask, what's the real reason behind this move? is it just about curbing chinese influence or is there more to it? 