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Port of Tanjung Pelepas emerges as Gemini’s key trade hub

Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), with its growing role as a trade hub for the Gemini Cooperation, emerges as a pivotal trade spot in...

Baltic Sea faces potential shipping fees amid rising security costs for undersea cables

According to Estonia’s Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur, shipping companies might soon face charges for using the Baltic Sea to offset the rising costs of...

South Korea’s Shipbuilding Sector at the Forefront of the Trade War

As global maritime trade is about to emerge as a field of geopolitical antagonism, South Korea will be one of the spearheads to counter...

Panama Canal under U.S. Senate discussion: A Strategic Lifeline for National Trade and Security

On January 28, 2025, the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, chaired by Senator Ted Cruz, convened a hearing titled "Fees and...

Vietnam Picks Up Pace in Becoming Key Global Shipping Player

Amid intensifying trade tensions between China and the United States, countries, like Vietnam, are stepping up to redefine themselves as alternative trading hubs, thereby...

CULines pursues Amazon for Covid era contract violations

China United Lines (CULines) has filed a case against Amazon with the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) for alleged breaches of contract during the critical...

Bounty for Taiwanese box lines’ staff as 2024 brings remarkable profits

Employees of Taiwan’s Big Three liner operators—Evergreen Marine Corporation (EMC), Yang Ming Marine Transport and Wan Hai Lines—have received a welcome Chinese New Year...

Yangpu Port Develops into Strategic Asset for China

As the shipping industry is about to enter into a new phase, China's Yangpu Port seems poised to become a major international hub that...

Maersk explores new contract clauses for Gemini customers

Danish carrier Maersk Line has said it is looking at commercial clauses and including penalties in contracts for Gemini Cooperation contracts. Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk...

Horn of Africa in the Spotlight After Houthi Attacks Cease

Regional and global powers are establishing naval bases and military facilities around the Red Sea, expanding their influence but also fueling rising tensions and...

MSC’s pivot to Indian shipyard could catalyse competition with Chinese yards

Cheng Wen-lung, former chairman of Taiwanese shipbuilder CSBC Corp., said that MSC’s interest in developing a shipyard in India suggests that the next competition...

Strategic and Geopolitical Implications of Taiwan Strait: Comparative Analysis of G7 and BRICS Dependencies

The Taiwan Strait serves as a crucial maritime corridor, linking major East Asian economies with the global market. This route's strategic value is highlighted by...

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