Donald Trump has begun his second term as president by ramping up pressure on Panama – threatening to “take back” the Panama ...

The President accused China of “lovingly, but illegally, operating the Panama Canal.” The truth is more complicated.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is visiting Latin America on his first foreign trip in his new post. One of his stops is ...

The secretary of state said the United States could take steps to “protect its rights.” Panama’s leader said he was sure that ...

But he paid special attention to the Panama Canal, which he saw as “foolishly ... the waters of reservoirs created to flood the locks. New construction provided administration buildings ...

In his inaugural address last month, Donald Trump described the US decision to hand full control of the canal to Panama, in 1999, as "a foolish gift that should have never been made".

President José Mulino said Panama's sovereignty over the world's second busiest waterway is not up for discussion.

The new US president has vowed to ‘take back’ the waterway, but there’s much more to this modern wonder than meets the eye ...

According to the Panama Canal Authority, its toll structure is based on criteria such as a fixed rate according to vessel size and lock used ... work cooperatively on new cybersecurity measures ...

It is now operated by the government-owned Panama Canal Authority, which recently built a new set of bigger locks, allowing the size limit for ships passing through to be expanded from so-called ...