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Panama - Page 2

August 21, 2026
News/Social

El Niño Forces Panama Canal to Cut Ship Traffic

The Panama Canal is reducing the number of ships permitted to pass through the waterway as unusually low rainfall linked to the El Niño climate phenomenon puts pressure on its water resources.

Geopolitics/News

Panama Seizes Control of Key Canal Terminals, Triggering International Legal Clash

A major dispute over control of strategic shipping infrastructure erupted this week after CK Hutchison Holdings Limited accused the Republic of Panama of forcibly taking over two critical Panama Canal port terminals, a move the company says could escalate into

February 25, 2026

US Conducts Military Drills in Panama Canal Amid Renewed Focus on Security

Defence/United States/World

The United States military has launched joint exercises with Panamanian forces to bolster security around the Panama Canal, a strategic global trade route that

Maersk Acquires Panama Canal Railway, Reducing US Influence Over Key Trade Link

Business/Shipping and Maritime

Danish shipping giant AP Møller-Maersk has finalized a deal to acquire the Panama Canal Railway, a key infrastructure link that connects the ports at

Panama Audits Hutchison Ports After Trump’s Canal Control Remarks

January 22, 2025
Diplomacy/News

Panama’s government began an audit on Monday of Hutchison Ports, a Hong Kong-based company operating ports at both ends of the Panama Canal, following comments by former US President Donald Trump suggesting

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Canal’s turning tide — Panama’s path to sovereignty

December 24, 2024
Business/Geopolitics

Panama’s President Jose Raul Mulino on Sunday dismissed recent threats made by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump to retake control of the Panama Canal, reaffirming that “the sovereignty and independence” of Panama are

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Panama Explodes With Protests Against Canadian Copper Mine

November 11, 2023
Canada

Panama is on fire. Massive protests are rippling across the country. Road blocks. Unions on strike. School classes canceled. Workers, teachers and indigenous groups are in the streets. They’re protesting the government’s

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