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
A nationwide strike by goods transporters is continuing to put pressure on Pakistan’s freight network, with the dispute increasingly drawing
Germany is putting up to €70 million behind the transition toward cleaner inland waterway freight transport. The Federal Ministry for
Ukraine has secured a 50% discount on rail transit charges for Ukrainian cargo moving through Moldova, with the preferential rate
Uber Freight is investigating a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to part of its systems and repositories, bringing cybersecurity risks
A new chapter in Asia–Europe container shipping is beginning as Chinese carrier Sea Legend launches a scheduled weekly service through
yphoon Dolphin, the strongest typhoon to hit China so far in 2026, has continued to disrupt transportation and industrial activity
A new cost pressure is taking effect on the North Europe–U.S. container trade. Hapag-Lloyd has announced a Peak Season Surcharge
Russian forces struck Ukraine’s Black Sea port infrastructure overnight on August 9, with Russia’s Defense Ministry saying that fuel storage
Commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains severely constrained, with only 8 confirmed vessel crossings recorded on August 7,
Kazakhstan has begun construction of an 800-kilometre highway designed to create a more direct road connection between the country’s inland
Baltic Hub is set to expand its intermodal capabilities at the Port of Gdańsk after the Port of Gdańsk Authority
The Port of Ipswich has been selected as a key logistics hub for the Sizewell C nuclear power project through