Panama Flagged Bulk Carrier Sinks Off India, 22 Crew Members Missing
A major search-and-rescue operation is underway in the Bay of Bengal after the Panama-flagged bulk carrier MV Ocean Winner sank
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Indian Seafarer Safety Under Scrutiny as Maritime Risks Rise Across Hormuz and Gulf of Aden
The safety of seafarers operating through some of the world’s most volatile maritime corridors is back in focus after India’s
Freight Distress Report: Over 7,000 Jobs Cut Across U.S. Logistics Network
The latest Freight Distress Report highlights another challenging period for the U.S. freight market, with more than 7,000 jobs affected
Maersk Moves AE19 Back to Suez Canal as Asia–Europe Shipping Gradually Returns
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are moving the AE19 Asia–Europe container service back through the Suez Canal, marking another step in the
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
Germany Opens €70 Million Programme for Green Inland Shipping Corridors
Germany is putting up to €70 million behind the transition toward cleaner inland waterway freight transport. The Federal Ministry for
Ukraine Secures 50% Rail Freight Discount Through Moldova Until Year-End
Ukraine has secured a 50% discount on rail transit charges for Ukrainian cargo moving through Moldova, with the preferential rate
Uber Freight Investigates Cyber Incident Amid Hacker Claims
Uber Freight is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to part of its systems and repositories, bringing cybersecurity risks
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
Hapag-Lloyd Adds $500/TEU Peak Season Surcharge on North Europe–U.S. Trade
A new cost pressure is taking effect on the North Europe–U.S. container trade. Hapag-Lloyd has announced a Peak Season Surcharge
Russia Strikes Fuel Storage and Port Infrastructure Near Odesa
Russian forces struck Ukraine’s Black Sea port infrastructure overnight on August 9, with Russia’s Defense Ministry saying that fuel storage