Karachi Freight Transport Strike Puts Pressure on Port Logistics
A nationwide strike by goods transporters is continuing to put pressure on Pakistan’s freight network, with the dispute increasingly drawing
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Sea Legend Launches Weekly Arctic Container Service Between China and Europe
A new chapter in Asia–Europe container shipping is beginning as Chinese carrier Sea Legend launches a scheduled weekly service through
Typhoon Dolphin Disrupts China’s Logistics Network as Low Water Restricts European River Freight
yphoon Dolphin, the strongest typhoon to hit China so far in 2026, has continued to disrupt transportation and industrial activity
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Falls to Just 8 Vessels as Shipping Restrictions Persist
Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely constrained, with only 8 confirmed vessel crossings recorded on August 7,
Kazakhstan Begins 800-Kilometre Highway Project to Strengthen the Middle Corridor
Kazakhstan has begun construction of an 800-kilometre highway designed to create a more direct road connection between the country’s inland
Western Sydney Airport Officially Launches Cargo Operations, Expanding Australia’s Air Freight Capacity
Western Sydney Airport has officially commenced cargo operations, marking a major milestone for Australia’s logistics sector ahead of the airport’s
U.S. Seizes Third Sanctioned Oil Tanker in Indian Ocean
U.S. forces have seized a sanctioned oil tanker in the Indian Ocean, marking the third interdiction of a runaway vessel
U.S. Tariffs on Indian Exports: Reciprocal Levies Gone but Other Duties Still Bite
The landscape of U.S. tariffs on Indian exports is shifting, but exporters still face key duties that could affect competitiveness
India Logistics Market Heats Up as Bertelsmann Takes Majority Stake in LetsTransport
Bertelsmann has acquired a majority stake in Indian trucking marketplace LetsTransport, marking the first deal under its newly launched India-focused
China Tightens Offshore Tax Enforcement, Putting Exporters and Global Supply Chains Under Pressure
China has significantly ramped up its offshore tax enforcement, sending shockwaves through the export sector and raising fresh concerns across
KLM Resumes Middle East Flights: Tel Aviv, Dubai & Saudi Routes Back in Service
KLM Resumes Middle East Routes Amid Easing Tensions — Flights to Israel, UAE & Saudi Arabia Restart Dutch flag carrier
MSC Says ‘No Thanks’ to Arctic Shortcut, But Chinese Lines Surge Through Northern Sea Route
In a firm message to the global shipping industry, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company CEO Soren Toft has officially reaffirmed that