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The Port of Long Beach recorded its busiest month of 2026 in July, with strong import and export volumes.

Maersk begins a DKK 3.15 billion share buyback, targeting up to 350,000 A shares and 1.4 million B shares by January 2027.

The Trump administration plans to deploy AI to identify and combat tariff evasion, focusing on China's transshipment networks

BetterSea's new AI agent, Stylianos, helps maritime companies understand compliance exposure and optimize strategies for regulations like…

Panama Canal draft restrictions are a wildcard for the upcoming US peak season, limiting vessel stowage for some carriers

The US military has enough assets to indefinitely maintain a naval blockade of Iran, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth refuted reports of poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln in the Middle East

An IMO-funded seminar in Trinidad and Tobago focused on practical aspects of using ammonia, methanol, and hydrogen as marine fuels

Germany's Transport Ministry is providing €70 million to fund projects for zero and low-emission inland waterway vessels

A cyclist died after colliding with a truck in Venlo, Netherlands, on Thursday afternoon.

The US has set an August 19 deadline for Canada to resolve trade irritants, threatening 50% tariffs on $20 billion in goods.

Global air cargo spot rates fell 6% month-over-month, signaling a potentially weaker second half for the market.

A major international salvage operation has begun for the grounded tanker *Caroline Bezengi* off Oman, deploying specialist personnel.

Austria and Türkiye are boosting rail cooperation along the Middle Corridor, with RCG increasing services to Türkiye.

HMM reported higher Q2 2026 earnings, yet its first-half net profit dropped significantly due to rising costs.

Germany has launched a new plan to move freight by rail as low Rhine water levels disrupt inland shipping.

HMM forecasts rising market uncertainty in Q3 due to new tariffs and ongoing port congestion, following mixed financial results.

A Supreme Court decision is expected to increase compliance challenges for smaller trucking companies due to heightened safety scrutiny.

Low water levels on the Danube River have forced Tata Steel to halt steel coil shipments, shifting to rail transport.

Ford will stop importing Lincoln Nautilus SUVs from China, shifting production to the United States starting in 2030

MOL has completed its six-vessel LNG carrier newbuilding program for CNOOC with the final delivery from Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding

Kimberly-Clark received a $45 million tariff refund, offsetting higher oil prices and supporting price consistency.

Waberer's Group reported a 9.4% revenue increase to 435 million euros in H1 2026, with logistics revenue up nearly 7%

India has reinstated its cabotage waiver for foreign carriers, aiming to boost transshipment and policy stability.

Solstad Maritime secured a three-year charter for its CSV Normand Ocean, starting Q4 2024, with options for extension

Four men were arrested in a major drug investigation at Schiphol Airport, targeting misuse of air cargo logistics.

Hamburg Port saw a 3.1% overall cargo decline in H1 2026, even as container throughput rose by 3.8%

Port congestion and inland infrastructure limitations are now structural constraints on logistics industry growth, according to Maersk CEO.

UPS and FedEx are now issuing tariff refunds to customers after a Supreme Court ruling overturned previous tariffs.

Ocean Network Express (ONE) is moving its Zealand container operations to Kalundborg Port, adding weekly feeder calls and direct links to…