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Adani Ports is integrating advanced AI and digital tools across its container terminals to boost efficiency and meet 2030 targets

The IEA predicts a gradual recovery for the global oil market after the Strait of Hormuz closure, with a surplus by 2027

Azane Infrastructure is developing three ammonia bunkering terminals in Norway, aiming for a 2029 launch.

Gebrüder Weiss completed a complex multimodal shipment of 60+ containers for the Penang Hill cable car project.

A court in The Hague has declared AUS Logistics BV bankrupt, with reasons and operational continuity still unknown.

RINA will conduct safety assessments for Indonesia's H2WATT Green Hydrogen Hub, focusing on fire and explosion risks.

ProCharter successfully completed an urgent door-to-door airlift of 260 tonnes of temperature-controlled cargo from the UAE to Mombasa…

Syria plans a US$6 billion airport redevelopment in Damascus and Aleppo, including new radar systems to boost overflight revenue

Iraq's Prime Minister has halted a $764 million Baghdad International Airport upgrade project amid corruption concerns

Oil tankers are diverting to the Middle East, anticipating the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and repositioning vessels.

D-TEC introduces a new steerable Vacuumliner trailer, the FV-VAC, enhancing liquid transport efficiency and accessibility.

Posidonia 2026 achieved record attendance, bringing together global maritime leaders to discuss shipping's future.

Logistics partners have signed an MoU to enhance supply chain capabilities across the Asia-Pacific region

EMGS is preparing a vessel for a CSEM data acquisition campaign in Southeast Asia after securing new contracts.

Hong Kong's Marine Department is rolling out two new incentive programs to encourage the use of greener maritime fuels

NOAA confirms El Niño development, warning it could intensify into one of the strongest on record with global shipping implications

MSC has denied reports suggesting it is looking to acquire a stake in German shipping line Hapag-Lloyd, calling the claims untrue

Liebherr will supply seven STS cranes for the new Sparrows Point Container Terminal in Baltimore, a major private port development

Manta Marine Technologies' CEO advocates for optimizing existing shipping tools over waiting for future technological breakthroughs.

Mascot Ocean, a Shenzhen-based firm, has joined the capesize bulk carrier market, reflecting a trend among Chinese companies.

Canadian National (CN) has faced challenging operational conditions due to weather and US tariffs, yet maintained performance.

Port Nelson in New Zealand recently welcomed the Maersk Cap Jackson, the largest container vessel to ever call at the port

A sanctioned LNG carrier completed the earliest eastbound Northern Sea Route transit in years, moving gas from Arctic projects.

The Mediterranean region has experienced a substantial rise in the number of large containerships, specifically those over 8,000 TEU

The breakbulk industry must prepare for a new global order marked by fragmented trade and escalating geopolitical tensions

Mukran Port is investing over €25 million to create a dedicated heavy-duty and project cargo terminal at Berth 10

A collision involving the wind turbine installation vessel Brave Tern at Esbjerg Port was likely due to navigational errors and adverse…

Felbermayr handled the multimodal transport of three 52-tonne emergency generators from the UK to an Austrian data center.

Greek shipowner Tsakos Group has ordered two 180,000 dwt capesize bulk carriers from China's Hengli Heavy Industries.

GPLN's 21st AGM in Rotterdam brought together over 120 delegates for networking and collaboration.