China, Djibouti Express ‘Serious Concern’ Over Red Sea Shipping Threats, Offer No Solutions
China and Djibouti's foreign ministers met to discuss Red Sea shipping security, issuing a joint statement expressing concern but offering no concrete solutions. Both nations implied the onus for de-escalating regional tensions lies with other countries.
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