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India-Australia-US join party to shatter Chinese dream of Kra canal project in Thailand

India-Australia-US join party to shatter Chinese dream of Kra canal project in Thailand

Sep 19, 2020, at 02:52 am

New Delhi: China might receive a hit in the diplomatic front as  India, Australia, and the USA—three of the four integral members of the Quad- have now shown interest to invest in the Kra Canal project which is being actively entertained by the Thailand government.

Thailand pushes back against Beijing, cancels infra project with China that could harm Indian maritime interest

Thailand pushes back against Beijing, cancels infra project with China that could harm Indian maritime interest

Sep 08, 2020, at 06:15 pm

Thailand, a key ally of China, is slowly pushing back against Beijing and recently the country decided to not only postpone the procurement of two submarines from China but has also shelved the Chinese proposal for building a canal in the Bay of Bengal replacing it with its own project, media reports said.