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China Firm To Establish $4.5 Billion Refinery At Sri Lanka Port: Minister
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has given clearance to allow China's energy major Sinopec to establish a new USD 4.5 billion petroleum refinery plant at the strategic Hambantota port in the island nation, Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekara said on Monday.
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China's State-Owned Oil And Gas Giant Sinopec Wins Sri Lanka Refinery Bid
Sinopec, China's state-owned oil and gas giant, will be awarded the contract to build an oil refinery in the southern port of Hambantota, energy minister Kanchana Wijesekera said on Tuesday.
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Sri Lanka Confirms Major Debt Deal With China
The terms of the restructuring agreed upon will provide the space for Sri Lanka to implement its reform agenda.
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Chinese Ship That Docked At Sri Lanka Port, Leaves After 6 Days: Report
A high-tech Chinese research ship docked at the strategically important Hambantota port departed from Sri Lankan waters on Monday after a controversial six-day visit.
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China Not Allowed To Use Port For Military Purposes: Sri Lanka President
China will not be allowed to use the southern port of Hambantota for military purposes, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said, apparently attempting to allay fears in India and the US about China's increasing maritime presence.
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China Says Its Ship Docking At Lanka Port Doesn't Affect Any Country
China on Tuesday said the activities of its high-tech research vessel will not affect the security of any country and should not be "obstructed" by any "third party," as the ship berthed at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port amid Indian and US concerns.
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As China Ship Docks In Sri Lanka, Senior Politicians Boycott Its Arrival
A Chinese research vessel docked at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday despite concerns from India and the United States about its alleged spying activities.
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5 Reasons Why Chinese Ship At Sri Lanka Port Is A Concern for India
Amid India's security concerns and some back-and-forth, a Chinese ship finally docked at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port today. Sri Lanka had earlier asked China to postpone the visit. But what do India's worries about the ship stem from?
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Chinese "Spy Ship" Docks At Lanka Port Amid Snooping Concerns In India
A Chinese ship with abilitiesto track satellites and intercontinental missiles docked at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port this morning amid security concerns expressed by India.
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China Silent On Details Of Talks As Its Ship Is Set To Dock At Lanka Port
China on Monday said Sri Lanka has allowed its satellite and missile tracking ship to berth at the Hambantota port on Tuesday, but declined to reveal details of talks with Colombo.
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India Delivers Dornier Maritime Surveillance Aircraft To Sri Lanka
The security of India and Sri Lanka is enhanced by mutual understanding, mutual trust and cooperation, the Indian envoy here said on Monday, as India gifted a Dornier aircraft to the Sri Lanka Navy to enhance its maritime surveillance.
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Well Prepared To Handle Any Situation: Minister On Chinese "Spy" Ship Docking At Lanka Port
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Sunday asserted that India is well equipped to handle any kind of challenges that may arise in the wake of Sri Lanka allowing a high-tech Chinese 'research' ship to dock in its waters.
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Chinese "Spy" Ship Cleared To Dock At Lanka Port Amid Concerns In India
The Yuan Wang 5 was originally due to call at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run Hambantota port earlier this month but Colombo had asked Beijing to indefinitely defer the visit.
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Chinese "Spy" Ship Cleared To Dock At Sri Lanka Port
The Yuan Wang 5 was originally due to call at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run Hambantota port earliet this month, only for Colombo to ask Beijing to indefinitely defer the visit.
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India Rejects "Insinuations" That It Pressured Lanka Over Chinese Ship
India on Friday rejected China's "insinuations" that New Delhi pressured Colombo against a planned visit by a Chinese research vessel to the Sri Lankan port of Hambantota but asserted that it will take decisions based on its security concerns.
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China Firm To Establish $4.5 Billion Refinery At Sri Lanka Port: Minister
The Sri Lankan Cabinet has given clearance to allow China's energy major Sinopec to establish a new USD 4.5 billion petroleum refinery plant at the strategic Hambantota port in the island nation, Energy Minister Kanchana Wijesekara said on Monday.
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China's State-Owned Oil And Gas Giant Sinopec Wins Sri Lanka Refinery Bid
Sinopec, China's state-owned oil and gas giant, will be awarded the contract to build an oil refinery in the southern port of Hambantota, energy minister Kanchana Wijesekera said on Tuesday.
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Sri Lanka Confirms Major Debt Deal With China
The terms of the restructuring agreed upon will provide the space for Sri Lanka to implement its reform agenda.
-
Chinese Ship That Docked At Sri Lanka Port, Leaves After 6 Days: Report
A high-tech Chinese research ship docked at the strategically important Hambantota port departed from Sri Lankan waters on Monday after a controversial six-day visit.
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China Not Allowed To Use Port For Military Purposes: Sri Lanka President
China will not be allowed to use the southern port of Hambantota for military purposes, Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has said, apparently attempting to allay fears in India and the US about China's increasing maritime presence.
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China Says Its Ship Docking At Lanka Port Doesn't Affect Any Country
China on Tuesday said the activities of its high-tech research vessel will not affect the security of any country and should not be "obstructed" by any "third party," as the ship berthed at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port amid Indian and US concerns.
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As China Ship Docks In Sri Lanka, Senior Politicians Boycott Its Arrival
A Chinese research vessel docked at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run southern port of Hambantota on Tuesday despite concerns from India and the United States about its alleged spying activities.
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5 Reasons Why Chinese Ship At Sri Lanka Port Is A Concern for India
Amid India's security concerns and some back-and-forth, a Chinese ship finally docked at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port today. Sri Lanka had earlier asked China to postpone the visit. But what do India's worries about the ship stem from?
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Chinese "Spy Ship" Docks At Lanka Port Amid Snooping Concerns In India
A Chinese ship with abilitiesto track satellites and intercontinental missiles docked at Sri Lanka's Hambantota port this morning amid security concerns expressed by India.
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China Silent On Details Of Talks As Its Ship Is Set To Dock At Lanka Port
China on Monday said Sri Lanka has allowed its satellite and missile tracking ship to berth at the Hambantota port on Tuesday, but declined to reveal details of talks with Colombo.
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India Delivers Dornier Maritime Surveillance Aircraft To Sri Lanka
The security of India and Sri Lanka is enhanced by mutual understanding, mutual trust and cooperation, the Indian envoy here said on Monday, as India gifted a Dornier aircraft to the Sri Lanka Navy to enhance its maritime surveillance.
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Well Prepared To Handle Any Situation: Minister On Chinese "Spy" Ship Docking At Lanka Port
Union Minister Sarbananda Sonowal on Sunday asserted that India is well equipped to handle any kind of challenges that may arise in the wake of Sri Lanka allowing a high-tech Chinese 'research' ship to dock in its waters.
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Chinese "Spy" Ship Cleared To Dock At Lanka Port Amid Concerns In India
The Yuan Wang 5 was originally due to call at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run Hambantota port earlier this month but Colombo had asked Beijing to indefinitely defer the visit.
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Chinese "Spy" Ship Cleared To Dock At Sri Lanka Port
The Yuan Wang 5 was originally due to call at Sri Lanka's Chinese-run Hambantota port earliet this month, only for Colombo to ask Beijing to indefinitely defer the visit.
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India Rejects "Insinuations" That It Pressured Lanka Over Chinese Ship
India on Friday rejected China's "insinuations" that New Delhi pressured Colombo against a planned visit by a Chinese research vessel to the Sri Lankan port of Hambantota but asserted that it will take decisions based on its security concerns.
