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The DPRK detains three shipyard officials after a 5,000-tonne destroyer launch accident. Kim Jong Un orders immediate restoration and strict political accountability.
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The DPRK detains three shipyard officials after a 5,000-tonne destroyer launch accident. Kim Jong Un orders immediate restoration and strict political accountability.
Imposing port fees on Chinese vessels won’t revive America’s shipbuilding overnight and may hurt consumers and trade.
China condemns U.S. probe into its maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, warning that the measures threaten global supply chain stability and raise costs.
China’s Ministry of Commerce urged the U.S. to respect multilateral trade rules and fair competition after Washington launched a Section 301 probe into maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors.
Port fees on Chinese ships won’t revive the U.S. shipbuilding sector and could backfire on American businesses and consumers.
Donald Trump’s proposal for steep ‘service fees’ on Chinese mainland ships sparks debate over tariffs, trade, and long-term strategy.
Donald Trump drafts an executive order to fine ships built on the Chinese mainland, aiming to revive America’s shipbuilding industry.
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The Chinese mainland unveils the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine, advancing the green transformation of the water transport industry.
China launches the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine in Shanghai, reducing carbon emissions by over 7.5%.