James Miller

Смена руководства в "Мисс Вселенная" на фоне юридических проблем, бросающих вызов совладельцам

Исполнительный директор Miss Universe Organization (MUO), гватемалец Марио Букаро, завершил свою работу всего через несколько месяцев после вступления в должность в январе 2024 года.

Understanding Metro Manila’s Traffic Woes and Their Impact on Urban Transport and Logistics

Metro Manila’s infamous traffic isn’t just an annual nuisance but a symptom of an entrenched urban problem.

Indian Ports Prepare for Increased Cargo Throughput Following a Positive Year of Growth

Indian ports have demonstrated solid performance in the fiscal year 2025, with cargo volumes climbing approximately 3.3% year-on-year.

Detailed Review of Pakistan National Shipping Corporation: Operational Insights and Future Prospects

Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) stands as the national maritime flagbearer of Pakistan, specializing in the transportation of dry bulk and liquid cargos worldwide.

South Korea Sees a 3.3% Rise in Container Shipping Costs to Leading Export Destinations in November

In November, shipping container costs from South Korea to prominent global markets, including the United States and the European Union, experienced a modest increase.

Manila North Port to Implement Revised Cargo and Passenger Fees Starting 2026

Starting January 1, 2026, Manila North Port will see a significant adjustment in its fee structure as the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) enforces a 20% increase in passenger terminal fees and a staggered rise in cargo-handling charges.

Dangote Refinery Expands Crude Sourcing with Second Shipment from Ghana's Sankofa Field

The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has recently received its second crude oil cargo from Ghana, a move reflecting strategic adjustments in its crude supply mix.

California Legal Dispute Over FMCSA's English Language Proficiency Enforcement Shakes Trucking Funding

California has taken a firm stand against the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) by filing a lawsuit to contest the withholding of $33 million in federal funding.

Unpacking Why US Freight Rail Locomotives Emit More Nitrogen Oxide Than Coal Power Plants and What It Means for Freight Transport

The US freight rail sector, long seen as a backbone of national cargo movement, faces a surprising environmental issue: it now emits more nitrogen oxide (NOx)—a major smog-forming pollutant—than all of the country's coal-fired power plants combined.

Colombia and Ghana Advance Plans for a Direct Maritime Route to Strengthen Trade Relations and Logistics

Colombia has expressed a clear intention to establish a direct shipping route connecting its ports to Ghana, aiming to deepen trade and investment flows between Latin America and West Africa.

Douala Port Entrusts Transatlantic DSA with 25-Year Cargo Scanning Concession to Bolster Security and Revenue

Starting January 1, 2026, Transatlantic DSA will take the helm for all cargo scanning operations at the pivotal port of Douala.

Cargo Flight Near Liège Airport Performs Emergency Fuel Dump Before a Safe Landing

This process, known as fuel dumping, is a safety maneuver designed to lighten the plane’s weight because the maximum permissible weight for landing is significantly less than that for takeoff.