James Miller

How AI is Revolutionizing Cargo Safety in Shipping with the World Shipping Council’s New Initiative

The shipping industry is grappling with a spike in dangerous incidents caused by misdeclared cargo.

China Continues LNG Shipments from Arctic LNG 2 Project Amid Sanctions: Key Updates

China has recently accepted its fourth cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the Arctic LNG 2 project, a venture currently under international sanctions.

Shipping Cost Trends to US and Europe Shift Amid Ongoing Tariff Uncertainties

The landscape of container shipping costs from South Korea to major markets like the United States and Europe has shifted noticeably recently, influenced by lingering tariff uncertainties in global trade.

The Impact and Legacy of Conor Brannigan in the Global Air Cargo Sector

The air cargo industry recently bid farewell to a remarkable figure, Conor Brannigan, the Vice President for Strategy at Atlas Air, who lost his courageous battle with cancer on September 13, 2025.

How the New Cargo Parcel Train Linking Kashmir Valley to Delhi Is Transforming Freight Transport and Economy

A significant milestone in freight transportation took place with the launch of the first cargo parcel train running from Kashmir Valley to Delhi.

Philippine Business Group Supports CPTPP Accession to Strengthen International Trade Opportunities

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) has voiced strong backing for the country's formal bid to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).

The Growing Influence of Tariffs on Cargo Insurance and Its Ripple Effect on Global Logistics

Tariffs are no longer just a background noise in international trade; they are starting to reshape the cargo insurance market in significant ways.

Captain Nikolas LPG tanker recommences unloading at Chattogram, highlighting challenges in Bangladesh’s LPG imports

The infamous VLGC vessel, Captain Nikolas, has finally resumed its long-delayed LPG transfer operations at Chattogram port after almost 11 months stuck idle.

Orange EV and OptiGrid Introduce the Orange Juicer Battery-Integrated DC Fast Charger to Revolutionize Fleet Charging

The drive toward fleet electrification has hit a speed bump in the form of costly and time-consuming utility upgrades.

Understanding the Surge of Cyber Attacks on Global Shipping and Its Impact on Logistics

Cybersecurity threats to the shipping industry are rapidly escalating, targeting ships, ports, and companies involved in maritime logistics.

Pakistan's Negotiations with Qatar on LNG Cargo Deferral and Its Effect on Energy Supply Chains

Pakistan is currently facing a growing gas supply-demand imbalance that is leading to discussions with Qatar regarding the deferral of LNG cargo deliveries beyond 2030.

Air Cargo Dips 1.2% at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Early 2025 — A Closer Look at Trends and Implications

The air cargo throughput at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA), the Philippines’ primary aviation hub, saw a modest decline of 1.2% during January to July 2025, settling at 323,074.73 metric tons (mt).