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Is trade war inevitable after US election result?

Much has been made of Donald Trump’s rhetoric ahead of last week’s election win, with the threat of major import duties to be levied...

Impact of Panama Canal Disruptions on Caribbean Market

The Caribbean serves as a crucial hub and transit area for commercial logistics, catering to the eastern coast of the United States and the...

Lekki Deep Sea Port emerges as strategic operational spot in West Africa

The Lekki Deep Sea Port, located within Nigeria's Lagos Free Zone (LFZ), marks a substantial enhancement in West Africa's maritime infrastructure. Free zones, such as...

Resilience and Adaptation of Key Asian Powers in Maritime Trade Landscape

Despite the escalating geopolitical tensions, potentially leading to new disruptions in global commodity markets, UNCTAD predicts a steady growth in maritime trade, expecting a...

Global South Trade Growth Faces New Challenges

  Changing patterns of world trade have affected global South economies, according to a UNCTAD report published in late October 2024. From 2007 to 2023, trade...

Overview of Major European Ports’ Rail Connectivity

European ports play a key role in transitioning freight transport from road to rail, supporting the efforts to achieve environmental targets set by global...

Strategic Battle Between Posorja and Valparaíso for South America Trade Dominance

The ports of Valparaíso in Chile and Posorja in Ecuador are both pivotal to South America's strategic maritime network, each leveraging unique advantages to...

MSC stretches ship-buying spree

  Swiss/Italian ocean carrier MSC continues its string of pre-owned boxship purchases, with six vessels acquired so far this month. Alphaliner’s report stated that the world’s...

Evergreen seeks additional 24,000 TEU workhorses

Taiwan’s Evergreen Marine Corporation (EMC) is apparently not done with building Megamax container ships. The world’s seventh largest liner operator has a dozen 24,000 TEU...

Iranian Ports Emerge as Chabahar Gains Strategic Edge in Regional Trade Network

Tehran Times recently reported that Iranian ports processed over 16.2 million tons of oil products and more than 30.1 million tons of non-oil goods...

Supply chains in Middle East lose resilience amid geopolitical shifts

  The global economy's supply chains are currently strained due to geopolitical tensions, labor disruptions, and natural disasters. An analysis by S&P Global Market Intelligence indicates...

Heat is on North American shippers in Canadian dock disputes

DP World is facing the issue of automation in western Canadian ports and finding that getting unions to agree to job losses is proving...

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