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,
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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
Baltic Hub Expands Rail Capacity at the Port of Gdańsk with New 750-Metre Train Facility
Baltic Hub is set to expand its intermodal capabilities at the Port of Gdańsk after the Port of Gdańsk Authority
Port of Ipswich Forms Strategic Logistics Alliance for Sizewell C Project
The Port of Ipswich has been selected as a key logistics hub for the Sizewell C nuclear power project through
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Strengthen Merger Proposal with New Customer Commitments
The proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern has entered another significant phase after both railroads submitted supplemental information
ArcBest Unifies Its Logistics Brands Under a Single Identity
ArcBest Unifies MoLo, Panther, and ArcBest Technologies Under One Brand As of August 1, 2026, ArcBest has officially unified MoLo
Drone Strike Disrupts Wildberries Logistics Hub in Russia
A logistics facility operated by Wildberries, Russia’s largest e-commerce platform, was disrupted following a Ukrainian drone strike in the Ryazan
CMA CGM and Stonepeak Complete United Ports Joint Venture to Expand North American Port Infrastructure
CMA CGM and Stonepeak have officially completed the formation of United Ports LLC, a new joint venture focused on investing
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
Canadian Wildfire Forces CN Freight Train Crew Into Emergency Situation
What began as a routine freight journey quickly turned into a life-threatening emergency. A Canadian National (CN) freight train operating
Container Ship Attack in the Strait of Hormuz Raises New Concerns for Global Shipping
For every container vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the voyage is more than another scheduled sailing—it is a passage
Two Companies Apply for FMCSA Hours of Service Exemptions on the Same Day
In an unusual development, two private companies have separately applied to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for long-term