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Ports of Singapore and Hamburg sign cooperation deal

On 26 September, the Hamburg Port Authority (HPA) and the Maritime and Port Authority Singapore (MPA) signed a letter of intent in the presence...

Port of Rotterdam, Swietelsky Rail Benelux sign construction deal for first track bundle for the Maasvlakte-Zuid railway yard

Port of Rotterdam Authority and Swietelsky Rail Benelux B.V. have signed a contract for the construction of a bundle of six tracks suitable for...

Safety concerns emerge after container collapse at COSCO’s Piraeus Port

Several containers collapsed at the COSCO-owned port of Piraeus on October 5, prompting port workers to voice their deep concerns about safety issues. The port...

US dockers shift from catastrophe to comedy

For weeks, experts and scribes have been warning of a US East Coast catastrophe as the strike loomed. When the date arrived, the whole...

USEC port strike ends, but supply chains will take weeks to recover

Strike action at ports on the US East and Gulf Coast ended, after a new wage agreement was reached – but a backlog of...

India preps to level pricing field between landlord terminal concessionaires and private ports

Marine terminal companies holding operating concessions at India's major landlord ports now have an opportunity to better compete with private ports, an industry domain...

Salalah and Djibouti ports enter intense competition for regional dominance

The current competitive landscape among the Arabian Sea ports is in the spotlight, as the Red Sea crisis continues hampering shipping operations, affecting all...

Egypt remains vulnerable to global shipping disruptions

The geopolitical situation in the Red Sea area has continued to deteriorate, leading to significant shipping disruptions in the Suez Canal. According to the UNCTAD...

USEC port strike is over; ILA, USMX reach tentative agreement

The port workers' strike on the United States East Coast comes to an end after the agreement between the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and...

Unifly drives over 7,000 drone operations at Port of Antwerp-Bruges

Unifly celebrates five years since its key role in the SAFIR (Safe and Flexible Integration of Initial U-space Services in a Real Environment) project,...

Maersk banks on Jordan’s resilience with Aqaba terminal concession extension

The Aqaba Container Terminal's concession extension by APM Terminals until 2046 marks a significant endorsement of Jordan's strategic geographic position close to conflict zones. This...

ILA strike’s impact on global capacity

International Longshoremen’s Association's (ILA's) strike at the United States East Coast ports has already started affecting shipping operations. While much of the current speculation focuses...

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Sea-Intelligence reports increase in global schedule reliability

Sea-Intelligence has published issue 166 of the Global Liner Performance (GLP) report, with schedule reliability figures up to and including May 2025. As the 120-page...

HD Hyundai expands global tie-up with Cochin Shipyard

HD Hyundai, South Korea’s largest shipbuilding group, is teaming with India's largest state-owned shipbuilder, Cochin Shipyard, to enter the South Asian country’s nascent shipbuilding industry. ...

Cavotec secures €5 million MoorMaster deal

Cavotec has landed a €5 million contract to supply its cutting-edge MoorMaster® automated vacuum mooring system to a container terminal in Morocco. This is...

European Economies Record Mixed Q2 Results

In the second quarter of 2025, European countries showed mixed performance in the UNCTAD Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (LSCI), which benchmarks global maritime connectivity. Several...

Oregon approves US$100 Million for Pacific Coast Intermodal Port

In a major win for Oregon’s South Coast, the state legislature has approved US$100 million in bonding support for the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port...
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