US proposes control of foreign land sales near 8 more military bases - South China Morning Post
US proposes control of foreign land sales near 8 more military bases | South China Morning Post
The Grand Forks Air Force base in North Dakota is less than 15 miles from a now-cancelled US$700 million agribusiness facility that was to be built by Chinese-owned Fufeng USA. Photo: File
US proposes control of foreign land sales near 8 more military bases
- Additions will include the Grand Forks Air Force Base in North Dakota, which is close to a now-cancelled Chinese agriculture project that stirred controversy
- The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States can review the terms of foreign purchases or leases within 100 miles of sensitive installations
The Grand Forks Air Force base in North Dakota is less than 15 miles from a now-cancelled US$700 million agribusiness facility that was to be built by Chinese-owned Fufeng USA. Photo: File
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