Sixty Nations Back Declaration Against Strait Tolls in International Navigation

Sixty countries, including EU members, Australia, Japan, and the UK, have endorsed a declaration opposing the imposition of tolls on straits used for international navigation. This appears to be a coordinated diplomatic response to threats of unilateral tolls, likely in key chokepoints. The move signals broad international consensus to uphold freedom of navigation, potentially escalating tensions with any state considering such tolls.