Turkey to close its Ports, Airspace for Israeli Ships, Planes
ANKARA: Turkey’s top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied
ANKARA: Turkey’s top diplomat said Friday that Ankara had closed its ports and airspace to Israeli ships and planes, with a diplomatic source telling AFP the ban applied
ANKARA: Reports of Turkish port restrictions on ships linked to Israel, or that have previously called at Israel, could impact at least 76 container ships and seriously disrupt
LONDON: For many years, World Container Index has been the go-to, independent, global reference for index-linked contracts. Drewry’s World Container Index decreased 6% to $2,119 per 40ft container
LONDON: The Baltic Exchange’s main sea freight index, which measures rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, edged up on Friday due to higher rates in capesize and
LONDON: DP World has launched a new low carbon truck programme (LCTP) at its London Gateway and Southampton logistics hubs, offering truck operators access to low carbon fuel
LONDON: Maritime companies are stuck in the early stages of AI adoption, unable to scale beyond small experiments as widespread optimism collides with implementation reality, according to new
MARSEILLE : CMA CGM is pleased to announce the launch of our new service, KILIMA, effective August 2025 and designed to streamline operations and enhance customer experience. KILIMA
HONG KONG: Wallem Group, a leading global maritime partner, has launched a suite of support and consultancy services to protect IT systems onboard its clients’ vessels from disruption.
SEATTLE: Trade Tech, Inc., a global logistics platform, highlighted that while full compliance with the European Union’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2) Release 3 was scheduled to take
TRINIDAD: UAL has introduced the UAL Caribbean Shuttle, a fixed 9-day loop service linking Point Lisas (Trinidad & Tobago), Georgetown (Guyana), and Paramaribo (Suriname). The new service responds