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> the US or other nations These vehicles do typically not "belong" to a traditional nation state. They are typically operating from (= registered in) some tax
by yetanother12345 3y ago
> the US or other nations
These vehicles do typically not "belong" to a traditional nation state. They are typically operating from (= registered in) some tax haven (Bahamas, Caymans, etc). This particular ship, I don't know.
It can be argued that the owner in this case is Danish (the Maersk Company has it's HQ in Denmark), but then again they are a publicly traded company and as such the ownership has multiple nationalities.