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 Spot freight rates are the leading indicator of the mounting repercussions from the ongoing disruptions to the shipping industry due to the security...

Bangladeshi exporters and importers are having to pay higher freight charges to the US and Europe following attacks last month on commercial vessels on the Red Sea, one of the world’s busiest shipping routes.

Dublin, Dec. 29, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

The representatives of the largest freight carriers organization in western Romania consider that the agreement regarding Romania's partial...

Of all the alternatives, biodiesel is by far the most bunkered today, with millions of tons of it being used in ships globally.

"Mass Migration Blueprints" Reveal NGOs "Carefully Planned" US Migrant Invasion, Report Says BY TYLER DURDEN MONDAY, DEC 25, 2023 -

After discovering a surge in migrant smuggling through Mexico by train over the weekend, the U.S. closed two rail bridges that move freight between Texas and its southern neighbor

As attacks on ships along the key Red Sea shipping route continue to affect global maritime commerce, some Chinese exporters are shifting to China-Europe Railway Express services to ensure timely delivery of their goods and avoid staggering operational costs if they navigate around the Cape of Good Hope.

Leading ferry and port operator, Stena Line has signed a significant deal with Peel Ports Group, a major UK port operator, to operate from Heysham Por...

As maritime routes to Europe and the Mediterranean region have been affected amid tensions in the Red Sea, Chinese business insiders said that China-Europe cargo trains may offer an alternative if the conflict intensifies.