Trump, Panama

Trump White House has asked U.S. military to develop options for the Panama Canal, officials say
Potential plans range from partnering more closely with Panamanian security forces to a less likely option of U.S. troops seizing the canal by force, U.S. officials told NBC News.
Trump Administration Exploring Ways To Increase Military Presence In Panama As It Seeks to 'Reclaim' Canal
The White House has instructed the U.S. military to draft options for increasing the American troop presence in Panama
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Trump Gives New Orders to U.S. Military on Panama Canal Takeover
The Trump administration has asked the U.S. military to draw up options for retaking the Panama Canal.
Trump Reportedly Directs Military To Draw Up Plans Increasing Panama Canal Troop Presence
President Donald Trump reportedly instructed the U.S. military to draw up plans to increase U.S. troop presence in the Panama
Donald Trump orders military to draw up plans to seize Panama Canal
US officials said military action in Panama would only be considered if the country does not allow Donald Trump to "reclaim" the canal.
White House asks US military to develop options for Panama Canal: Report
Commander of US Southern Command presented draft strategies to Pentagon chief, NBC News reports, citing US officials - Anadolu Ajansı
Explainer-Can Trump 'Take Back' the Panama Canal?
Under the Treaty Concerning the Permanent Neutrality of the Panama Canal, Panama pledged to charge "just, reasonable and equitable" transit fees to all nations. The treaty runs on
Trump administration directs military to develop options for Panama Canal
NBC News' Courtney Kube reports on the Trump administration directing the U.S. military to begin developing options for the Panama Canal, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the matter.
White House asks military for plans to seize Panama Canal 'by force': report
President Donald Trump's White House has reportedly asked the United States military to draw up plans to a military operation to retake the Panama Canal.According to NBC News' sources, "U.S. Southern Command is developing potential plans that vary from partnering more closely with the Panamanian
Video: Trump vows US will seize control of Panama Canal, alleging treaty breach
Trump vows US will seize control of Panama Canal, alleging treaty breach Panama says the US has no claim to the Panama Canal, after President Trump repeated his intention to seize control of the waterway.
Trump ‘orders US military to draw plans to “RECLAIM” Panama Canal – including potentially seizing key trade route’
DONALD Trump has requested his military draw up plans to reclaim the Panama Canal, two officials have claimed. The demands ...
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Escalation With Panama Exposes Finance Firms’ Role in US Rivalry With China
“Ogunlesi had built GIP in less than two decades into one of the standout firms in the lucrative private investment industry, ...
China misleads on involvement in Panama Canal
Through the Chinese government's Belt and Road Initiative, Chinese companies acquired or built major port facilities in 129 ...
After Trump threats, Hong Kong firm to sell stake in Panama Canal ports
Trump threatened to take back the canal because of what he called Chinese influence. CK Hutchison, a Hong Kong company, is ...
Posts falsely claim BlackRock bought Panama Canal
After a series of misleading statements by US President Donald Trump about the Panama Canal, social media posts claimed the ...
Li Ka-Shing’s CK Hutchison To Sell Panama Canal Ports To BlackRock As Part Of $23 Billion Deal
The deal comes after U.S. President Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to take control of the Panama Canal and end what he ...
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Panama’s giveaway game
Mr Trump has shown that threatening Panama’s economy and national identity can yield major concessions from its government. Panama has not just pushed through the sale of the canal ports since Mr ...
Beyond Panama Canal, Trump stares at China’s growing influence in Latin America
China has displaced the US as the top trading partner in most of Latin America’s 33 nations. Read more at straitstimes.com.