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Kora has joined IATA's Financial Gateway to simplify airline payments across Africa, supporting various local payment methods.

Multipurpose vessel capacity is critically low, with less than 1% idle, due to port congestion and geopolitical factors.

The JOC Breakbulk Shipper Index continued its decline in May, reflecting persistent challenges in multipurpose vessel capacity

The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to implement new tariffs while processing refunds for previous duties.

Poland's new 4,700 km rail network focuses on passenger lines, potentially neglecting critical freight sector needs.

The CAVRA Standard, developed by Carrier Assure CEO Cassandra Gaines, aims to clarify carrier vetting in the trucking industry

A new Belgian campaign, PortAware, seeks to enhance the resilience of port and ship staff against criminal influence.

Rhenus Logistics, Duisport, HGK Shipping, and Viking Cruises have launched an alliance to advocate for inland waterway investment

The Port of Amsterdam has updated guidelines to improve shore leave access for seafarers, including a new free transport pilot.

OMS Group is conducting sea acceptance tests for its new long-range uncrewed surface vessel (USV) in Southern France

A theoretical MSC bid for Hapag-Lloyd would face shareholder resistance, Hamburg's maritime identity, and competition issues.

A US-Iran agreement is set to ease oil market tensions, potentially lowering supply risks and impacting Gulf shipping and project cargo.

A potential US-Iran ceasefire could reopen the Strait of Hormuz, boosting global fertilizer shipments and stabilizing prices

The Port of Helsinki experienced a 9.4% increase in container traffic in early 2026, despite a minor overall cargo decline.

Trade experts at Flexport foresee substantial shifts in U.S. tariff policy, possibly by the end of July

Corvus Energy will supply Orca battery systems for two new Scylla Shipping river cruise vessels, enabling emission-free port stays.

Qatar has sent an empty LNG tanker into the Persian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz, signaling potential export increases

The Dutch Senate approved a bill establishing an employment presumption for self-employed workers below a certain hourly rate.

Repsol's new bunker vessel, Bahía Candela, begins supplying low-carbon co-processed marine fuels in Algeciras.

Tanker owners emphasize mine clearance as the top priority to ensure safe commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

Despite a ceasefire in the Strait of Hormuz, 483 vessels are trapped due to mine clearance delays and high war risk premiums.

Groenendaal Transport B.V. has added an IVECO S-Way AS 440S50T/P to its fleet for ADR and chemical logistics.

MOL has secured new bio-LNG fuel supply agreements with Titan and Axpo to power its car carriers in Europe

A European project will develop an AI-driven energy management system to reduce vessel fuel consumption and emissions.

Baltransa has added 25 Mercedes-Benz Actros L ProCabin trucks to its fleet for chemical product transport.

A section of the A27 highway towards Gorinchem in the Netherlands is closed due to a multi-vehicle accident.

A US-Iran deal is expected to allow shipping to resume through the Strait of Hormuz, easing regional tensions

Hanwha Ocean is incurring significant costs as six icebreaking LNG carriers for Russia remain undelivered due to sanctions

A bulk carrier with corn reached Iran, passing a US blockade line near the Strait of Hormuz, ahead of a peace agreement

China's Hudong-Zhonghua has started constructing the world's largest QC-Max LNG carrier with 271,000㎥ capacity