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[By Steve Brock and Hunter Stires] With shipping and shipbuilding receiving high-level political and diplomatic attention across two administrations after decades of neglect, the United States has th

WISTA Panama celebrated 15 years of constant work in promoting female leadership in the maritime industry with a discussion with Arsenio Domínguez, Secretary-General of the International Maritime Orga

Copper has become one of the most decisive minerals for the planet’s energy future. In the context of the shift toward clean technologies, its role is expanding not only as …

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A new environmental report warns that expanding nickel mining is placing Raja Ampat’s coral reefs, forests and Indigenous communities under intensifying threat. Using geospatial mapping and field evi

Tuesday's Senate hearing on "Sea Change: Reviving Commercial Shipbuilding" underscored a truth those of us in the maritime community have long understood: America cannot project power or sustain it wi

Landlocked since Eritrea’s independence in 1993, Ethiopia conducts the overwhelming bulk of its external trade through Djibouti, a dependence that Addis Ababa increasingly frames as a strategic vulner

Nearly 40% of freight forwarders and 3PLs are dedicating over a quarter of their 2026 budgets to technology Only 11% are prioritising cybersecurity and compliance, revealing a widening gap between …

Canada, Malaysia advance energy trade talks Calgary, 27 October (Argus) — Canada and Malaysia have signed a letter of intent to "deepen investment" in liquified natural gas (LNG), oil, nuclear …

The UNCTAD16 conference urges coordinated action and investment in sustainable transport systems as disruptions deepen. Global supply chains are creaking under the strain of climate shocks, conflict,