Air taxis to soon become reality : PM Modi
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Thursday announced that air taxis will soon become a reality as the government prepares the country for advanced air mobility. The Prime Minister was addressing
Comparative analysis of key global container ports
PIRAEUS : Container News recently conducted a comparative analysis of five major container ports: Port of Los Angeles, Port of Shanghai, Port of Jebel Ali, Port of Rotterdam and Port of Singapore. The analysis aimed
Historic First: Two Chinese container ships cross paths in Arctic Waters
YANGPU : In a further sign of the dramatic climatic changes occurring in the Arctic, two major container ships for the first time passed each other just 750 nautical miles from the North Pole.
ClassNK releases ‘Guidelines for Liquefied Hydrogen Carriers (Edition 3.0)’
TOKYO : ClassNK has released the ‘Guidelines for Liquefied Hydrogen Carriers (Edition 3.0)’, which cover essential details to examine the safety of liquefied hydrogen carriers to spur related technological developments. To construct a supply chain
Sarbananda Sonowal to lead key discussions on Sagarmala, National Waterways, and Port Connectivity on 20th MSDC
GOA : The Union Minister of Port Shipping and Waterways, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal visited Mormugao Port to inspect the upcoming International Cruise Terminal. During his visit, he toured the construction site of the new
Maritime Amrit Kaal Vision 2047: India’s bold ₹80 lakh crore push to boost coastal and inland water transport
NEW DELHI : India’s coasts have seen many eras when commerce and culture have blossomed over millennia. But maritime freight movement has dropped in recent years, even though this is the cheapest mode of
Maritime security threats in Red Sea and Gulf of Guinea
MUNICH : The maritime security landscape in the Red Sea and Gulf of Guinea (GoG) is marked by escalating threats and vulnerabilities. Recent Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have underscored the growing risks
Ports around the Red Sea area struggle with sharp decline in deep-sea calls
COPENHAGEN : “We are now more than half a year on from the beginning of the Red Sea crisis, and the severe impact on the container shipping industry continues unabated,” pointed out Alan Murphy,