
Darwin Port profit sinks as Chinese owner fights forced sale - The Australian
Darwin Port is Australia's gateway to Asian trade and strategic logistics; Chinese ownership represented a vulnerability to coercion or dual-use control during regional crisis. Forced sale to Australian/allied hands restores sovereign control over critical northern infrastructure and reduces China's ability to weaponise port access during conflict or blockade scenarios. This reasserts Resource Sovereignty (Pillar 1) and Decoupling (Pillar 5) by removing a Chinese chokepoint on Australia's supply-chain resilience.
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