Freight transport unions and international trade from the border area met with a CAN delegation
Freight transport unions and international trade representatives from the border region expressed concerns regarding new security tariffs during a meeting with a CAN delegation in TulcΓ‘n, Ecuador.
Presidents of Kenya and Uganda launch next phase of cross-border railway
Kenya and Uganda have launched a new phase of the Standard Gauge Railway, aimed at enhancing regional transport and integrating East Africa's economies.
Mobilization takes place near the Rumichaca bridge this Saturday, March 21
A mobilization of approximately 500 people from transportation and cross-border trade unions is taking place near the Rumichaca international bridge in Ecuador.
Truck drivers are paying the price: The transport organization crisis between Syria and Jordan continues
Truck drivers in Jordan face hardships as tensions and security issues affect trade routes to Syria.
Colombian guilds agree on commitments in meeting with authorities, while mobilization continues in border area
Colombian officials and industry representatives met to discuss trade tariffs between Colombia and Ecuador.
Truck drivers transporting goods between Syria and Lebanon continue their work despite bombing
Despite the escalation of Israeli attacks on Lebanon, truck drivers are continuing to operate around the clock through the 'Jadida Yabous' border crossing with Syria.
Last Gas Station Before the Border: Nobody Wants to Refuel Here Anymore
Due to significantly cheaper fuel prices in Austria, many German drivers are crossing the border to fill up, putting the future of a gas station in Egglfing at risk.
Petro denounced that Colombia is being bombed from Ecuador: "We do not want to go to war"
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claimed that Colombia is being bombed from Ecuador, following the discovery of a bomb near the border, amidst ongoing tensions between the two countries.
'They are bombing us from Ecuador and itβs not the armed groups,' says Colombian president Gustavo Petro
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims that Ecuador is bombing Colombia, attributing a bomb found near the border to aerial strikes from Ecuador, amid rising tensions due to trade disputes.
At the Polish Border β Fuel Stocks Depleted: Local Authorities Propose Trade Restrictions
Border towns in Poland are experiencing fuel shortages due to a surge in demand from foreign drivers, prompting local authorities to consider limiting fuel sales.
Daniel Noboa on trade relations with Colombia: Ecuador spends $400 million to cover what they do not cover at the border
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa criticizes Colombia's lack of border security, stating that Ecuador spends $400 million to compensate for Colombia's insufficient measures against crime along the shared border.
Islam Qala Crossing: When Food Supply Routes Tighten for Afghan Markets
The article discusses the challenges faced by Afghan merchants at the Islam Qala border crossing due to the decreased supply of trucks arriving from Iran, impacting local markets significantly.
System for Refund of Illegal U.S. Tariffs to Be Prepared Within 45 Days, Amounting to 26 Trillion Yen
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced plans to prepare a system for refunding illegal tariffs deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court within 45 days, affecting approximately 26 trillion yen collected.
Marcin ZieliΕski: Shopping tourism is a development impulse for border areas
The article discusses the economic importance of cross-border shopping for the development of border regions in Poland, with a focus on the impact of foreign consumer spending.
Tariffs at the Ecuador-Colombia border threaten 40,000 jobs, say merchants in Ipiales
Merchants in Ipiales are raising alarms over newly imposed tariffs that threaten to eliminate 40,000 jobs, as they seek government intervention to revoke the tariffs impacting cross-border trade.
At the Border of Burkina Faso, the Slowdown of Trade Weighs on Ivorian Traders
The slowdown of trade at the Burkina Faso border is significantly impacting Ivorian traders and farmers, leading to decreased productivity and lower prices for goods.
Motorized caravan advanced to the Carchi Governor's Office on Monday, March 2
A motorized caravan took place in Carchi, Ecuador, protesting the recent increase in security tariffs that affect cross-border trade with Colombia.
Hong Kong, Shanghai sign pact on digital trade finance, cross-border data link
Hong Kong and Shanghai have signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance digital trade finance and facilitate cross-border data sharing.
The 'Islam Qala' crossing.. Afghanistan's borders await the repercussions of the war on Iran
The Islam Qala border crossing between Afghanistan and Iran is becoming a critical point of observation as regional tensions rise following U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran.
Gustavo Petro responds to Daniel Noboa's statements on trade and security at the border
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has responded to Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa's comments blaming Colombia for security issues at the border, highlighting Colombia's efforts to combat drug trafficking.
Pakistan and Afghanistan trade border fire as airstrikes hit cities
Military confrontations escalate between Pakistan and Afghanistan, with airstrikes and retaliatory shelling affecting civilians and disrupting border activities.
To block Ecuadorian banana and orito, Colombia claims that βFusariumβ race 4 is near its border, but the outbreak is βcontained and on the other sideβ
Colombia has banned the import of certain Ecuadorian fruits, citing fears of the Fusarium race 4 fungus, a claim that is contested by Ecuador's banana sector.
Reduction of cargo vehicle movement is perceived at the Rumichaca bridge, at the border between Ecuador and Colombia
Ecuador will increase its security tax on imports from Colombia, leading to a significant reduction in vehicle movement at the Rumichaca border.
Merchants of TulcΓ‘n: The flow of goods arriving from Colombia across the Rumichaca bridge has fallen by 80%
The flow of goods from Colombia to Ecuador via the Rumichaca bridge has decreased by 80% due to new tariffs and security rates.
Congo-Kinshasa: Trade and Aid to Return to South Kivu As DR Congo-Burundi Strategic Border Reopens
The Kavimvira border crossing between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after being closed for over two months due to rebel activity, allowing for significant movement of people and trade.
US tariffs come into effect with an additional 10% charge
The United States has officially implemented a 10% tariff on all non-exempt products as of Tuesday, which has caused confusion regarding U.S. trade policy following a recent Supreme Court decision.
DR Congo-Burundi border reopens after two months of closure
The border between DR Congo and Burundi has reopened after a two-month closure due to security concerns.
The confusion surrounding Donald Trump's tariffs. Why is only 10% applicable?
The article discusses the current uncertainty regarding the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, highlighting a recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court that has impacted these tariffs.
DRCβBurundi: the reopening of a strategic border in the heart of regional balances
The border between Uvira and Bujumbura reopened after several weeks of closure, aiming to boost regional trade and security.
DR Congo-Burundi border reopens
A significant border crossing between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi has officially reopened, facilitating cross-border movement and trade.
Trade and hope return to Uvira after DRC-Burundi border reopens
The border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after more than two months of closure, revitalizing trade and normalcy for Uvira residents.
Key DRC-Burundi border reopens after two-month closure
The border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Burundi has reopened after a two-month closure due to M23 rebel activities in eastern DRC.
The USA Stops Collecting Tariffs Recognized by the Supreme Court as Illegal
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced they will cease collecting tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court starting February 24.
After Ruling: US Customs Authority Stops Levying Duties
Following a Supreme Court ruling, the US Customs and Border Protection will cease collecting certain imposed duties starting Tuesday.
The US stops collecting tariffs deemed illegal by the Supreme Court starting tomorrow
The US Customs and Border Protection announced it will cease collecting tariffs imposed under the IEEPA following a Supreme Court ruling that invalidated Trump's retaliatory tariffs.
US Customs Will Suspend Tariff Collection Blocked by Supreme Court Starting Tuesday
The US Customs and Border Protection agency will halt the collection of tariffs following a Supreme Court ruling that deemed these rates illegal, effective Tuesday.
DR Congo: Residents of Uvira call for urgent reopening of border with Burundi
Residents of Uvira, DR Congo, are urging for the reopening of the border with Burundi, which has been closed since December 10, significantly disrupting daily life and trade in the region.
AdrΓ©: an invisible economy on the war border between Chad and Sudan
AdrΓ©, a border city between Chad and Sudan, has become a hub for informal trade driven by the influx of over 200,000 Sudanese refugees amidst ongoing conflict.
AfCFTA advances as banks drive cross-border trade
The African Continental Free Trade Area is advancing with the support of banks to enhance cross-border trade within Africa.
Ghana: Tomato Traders Suspend Burkina Faso Imports ...After Deadly Attack
Ghana's tomato traders have halted imports from Burkina Faso after a deadly attack on Ghanaian traders, raising safety concerns for cross-border trade.
UK shelves Β£110m frictionless post-Brexit trade border project
The UK government has canceled a Β£110 million project aimed at simplifying post-Brexit trade processes due to rising costs and lack of progress.
Nuevo Laredo Leads in Customs Revenue at Border Customs in 2025
Nuevo Laredo's customs authority collected 215.2 billion pesos in 2025, accounting for 47.1% of total border customs revenues in Mexico.
USA: Trump Threatens Canada with Blockade of New Border Bridge
Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge between the U.S. and Canada until the U.S. is fully compensated for previous agreements.
Ryder Mexico consolidates logistical growth and strengthens its network with carriers
Ryder Mexico reported sustained growth in its logistics operations and enhanced its strategic network with Mexican transporters during 2025.
Kenya: Govt to Reopen Kenya-Somalia Border in April
The Kenyan government plans to reopen the Kenya-Somalia border in April after a closure that began in 2011, emphasizing security measures to ensure safety.
Meanwhile, at the border
The article discusses topics related to the economy and markets at the Mexico-United States border, reflecting on various emerging issues.
Lebanese Truck Owners Affected by New Syrian Measures
Lebanese truck owners are protesting new Syrian regulations that affect cross-border trade.
After Lebanon.. Syrian trucks pile up at the Jordanian border
Syrian truck drivers support the government's decision to bar non-Syrian trucks from entering the country, leading to significant congestion at the border with Jordan as Syrian trucks wait to load goods.
Good news for New Mexico: $11.9 million allocated to expand border planning and infrastructure
New Mexico is investing $11.9 million to enhance border planning and infrastructure, facilitating trade and migrant entry.
The relief of Nigerien operators after the reopening of the Benin-Nigeria-Niger border corridor
Nigerien operators express relief following the reopening of the strategic Benin-Nigeria-Niger border corridor, crucial for trade and commerce.