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China's Stake in World Ports Sharpens Attention on Political Influence

Por: Newsweek World October 09, 2022

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Inching up the Elbe river to the German port of Hamburg in early September, colorful containers stacked on deck like outsized pieces of Lego, the Libra looked like any other massive vessel plying the world's oceans. Yet she was more than a commercial ship seeking haven.As well as the containers, the Libra carried a branch of the Communist Party of China (CCP), its political commissars, and a crew who must pledge loyalty to the party and to... + full article



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