In this episode of Threatscape Briefing, we examine Beijing’s red line in the Mediterranean. China refuses to sell its controlling stake in Greece’s Piraeus Port despite U.S. diplomatic pressure — turning infrastructure into strategy.

COSCO’s 67% stake, acquired during Greece’s debt crisis, is now a geopolitical flashpoint. As Washington expands its military and energy footprint in Greece, Beijing is locking down its own. Piraeus is more than a port — it’s a Belt and Road anchor and a node in China’s European influence map. 

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