Chinese Navy Port Africa
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Amid rising US-China tensions, a US intelligence report says that China&rsquo;s looking to create its first permanent military presence in the Atlantic Ocean, eyeing the coast of the small African nation – Equatorial Guinea. The presence of Chinese navy will be the first on this side of the world, creating additional attrition against Western democracies. Watch to know more.</p>
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