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China 'spy vessel' reinforces its attempt to exploit Sri Lanka
Updated : 3 years, 9 months ago IST
Beijing [China], August 24 (ANI): China's unswerving manoeuvre to dock the Yuan Wang 5, missile and satellite tracking ship at Hambantota port in Sri Lanka despite the country's request to defer the visit of the ship amid security concerns raised by India and the United States might seem lik
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Chinese 'spy vessel' Yuan Wang 5 leaves Sri Lanka
Updated : 3 years, 9 months ago IST
Beijing [China], August 22 (ANI): The Yuan Wang 5, China's missile and satellite tracking ship which had berthed at Hambantota port in Sri Lanka, departed on Monday, media reports said citing the Harbour Master.
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China terms docking of Yuan Wang 5 ship at Hambantota port as normal excha
Updated : 3 years, 9 months ago IST
Beijing [China], August 17 (ANI): China on Tuesday said that the docking of its Yuan Wang 5 ship at Hambantota port in Sri Lanka does not affect any country and termed at as normal exchanges between the two countries.
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Alarm bells in Sri Lanka over China's surveillance ship en route Hambantot
Updated : 3 years, 9 months ago IST
Colombo [Sri Lanka], August 7 (ANI): Yuan Wang 5, the Chinese research and Survey vessel, en route to the Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka has sent alarm bells to Colombo as country's Sri Lanka's Defence Ministry said that China has informed of "sending ship for surveillance".
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Laos default would give new momentum to China "debt trap" diplomacy
Updated : 3 years, 10 months ago IST
Vientiane [Laos], July 17 (ANI): Laos, a south-east Asian nation is on the edge of default after building a China-financed high-speed train, giving new momentum to 'debt trap' diplomacy criticism.
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Ships don't want to stop at Chinese run Hambantota
Updated : 8 years, 1 month ago IST
Colombo [Sri Lanka], April 20 (ANI): The Hambantota Port in Sri Lanka in which China has a 70 percent stake, is being seen by shipping analysts and other experts as a virtual white elephant because most ships passing through the Indian Ocean don't stop to unload their cargo.
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