Trial Begins in Germany over Alleged Russian Operations Involving Combustible Shipments
A trial has started in Germany concerning accusations against individuals from Ukraine for attempting to send combustible shipments aimed at causing harm en route to non-occupied parts of Ukraine.
Africa: Sub-Saharan African Economies Among World's Fastest-Improving in Global Connectedness
The DHL Global Connectedness Report 2026 highlights significant increases in global connectedness among Sub-Saharan African economies, notably Namibia, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Zambia.
The defendant who sent incendiary packages via DHL and DPD denies participating in sabotage
A man accused of terrorism in connection with sending incendiary packages from Lithuania to the UK and Poland argues he was unaware of their contents and denies involvement with Russian intelligence.
Research Report: Neither Tariffs nor Wars Halt Globalization
A new study shows that globalization continues to thrive despite wars and tariffs, with increasing goods transport across longer distances and no downturn reported by major logistics companies such as DHL.
Research Report: Neither Tariffs nor Wars Stop Globalization
A new study indicates that globalization continues to thrive despite wars and tariff barriers, with increasing transportation of goods over greater distances.
The race for AI drives global trade to record levels despite geopolitical tensions
A study by DHL and the Stern School of Business indicates that global merchandise traffic will grow by approximately 2.6% annually until 2029, fueled by the global race for AI development and despite geopolitical tensions.
Court to Open Case of Incendiary Packages in Mid-April
A Lithuanian court is set to begin hearings on a terrorism-related case involving incendiary devices sent through DHL and DPD.
I was robbed! Argentine artist Ricardo Celma's request to recover a painting goes viral
Argentine artist Ricardo Celma's painting 'Peter and Wendy' was stolen during a DHL shipment to England, prompting a viral social media plea for its return and listing by Interpol.
Russia suspected in Birmingham freight fire investigation, say police
Police are investigating a series of suspicious air freight fires in Europe, including one at a DHL depot in Birmingham, which is believed to involve Russian military intelligence.
Mysterious fires across Europe. British police claim Russia is behind it.
An international police investigation has linked Russia to a series of mysterious fires across Europe, including a notable incident in Birmingham where a package caused a fire in a DHL warehouse.
Logistics: DHL defies Iran war and Trump's tariffs
DHL's CEO, Tobias Meyer, downplays the challenges posed by the Iran conflict and U.S. tariffs, indicating the company's strategic responses to these global issues while outlining future investment plans in the Gulf region.
Tobias Meyer, CEO of DHL Group: "Europe must send a message to the world that it is a reliable partner and it is regrettable that there is a vote against delaying Mercosur"
Tobias Meyer, the new CEO of DHL Group, emphasizes the importance of Europe presenting itself as a reliable partner globally, particularly in light of political decisions affecting trade agreements like Mercosur.
Investment of $190,000 to open more DHL Express locations in four cities in Ecuador
DHL Express Ecuador is investing $190,000 to expand its operations by opening six new service points in 2026 across four major cities.
Consumer Centers Fail with Lawsuit: DHL Allowed to Deliver Packages to Neighbors According to Court
In a legal dispute, consumer protection advocates lost their case against DHL, which was confirmed by the Higher Regional Court of Hamm, allowing the company to deliver packages to neighbors when recipients are not home.
Consumer lawsuit failed: Who is a 'neighbor' can remain vague
A consumer lawsuit questioning the definition of a 'neighbor' in relation to package deliveries has failed, leaving the criteria for who can accept packages on behalf of recipients ambiguous.