February Frosts Did Not Halt Plans for Electrification of City Bus Fleets
The article discusses the growth of electric bus fleets in Poland, focusing on Warsaw's significant expansion despite winter challenges.
‘Record’ Chinese maritime militia deployed in South China Sea in 2025: US report
A US report reveals that Chinese maritime militia deployments in the South China Sea reached an average of 241 vessels per day in 2025, marking a new record amidst decreasing involvement of civilian fishing fleets.
Environmental damage and human rights abuses threaten squid fishing in the Southeast Pacific
A report reveals that giant squid fishing is facing ecological and social crises due to the presence of Chinese fleets exploiting legal gaps in the Southeast Pacific.
Independent: With Trump’s fleets approaching Iran, Britain should stay out of the scene
The Independent warns of rising tensions between the US and Iran, urging British Prime Minister Keir Starmer to keep the UK out of potential military action.
Intuos closes a €720,000 round for operations and safety in non-commercial aviation
Intuos, a startup focused on improving operational efficiency and safety for aviation fleets, has closed a €720,000 investment round to enhance its technology and expand into the U.S. market.
Considering sending more military vessels towards Iran
US President Donald Trump is contemplating sending additional military fleets to the Middle East to exert pressure on Iran amidst ongoing diplomatic discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program.
Timo Tatar: The electric vehicle debate needs less fear and more reality
Timo Tatar argues that the European Commission's plan to establish target levels for zero and low-emission vehicles for large corporate fleets must focus on reality rather than outdated perceptions.
The war between Russia and Ukraine does not only depend on aerial drones: fleets of ground robots take on new missions
Russian and Ukrainian armies are deploying ground robots "Gnom" and "Courier" to launch drones and transport electronic shields at the front lines.
Industry strengthens the Auto+ Plan with 40 million for SMEs and self-employed individuals
The Spanish government announced new support of up to 7,500 euros for small businesses to renew their fleets with electrified vehicles and launched a new 330 million euro line for industry decarbonization.
BNDES approves R$ 1.3 billion in credit for truck purchases
The BNDES has approved R$ 1.3 billion in a credit line to renovate truck fleets in Brazil as part of a government initiative announced in December by President Lula.
With you is Araqchi from Tehran.. The story of the Iranian phone that does not stop calling
As the United States drums for war and moves its fleets towards the region, Iran is also managing its battle through continuous communication and meetings, aimed at avoiding a conflict that could have wide-reaching consequences.
Car rentals significantly increased their fleets before the duties rose
Car rental companies expanded their fleets in anticipation of rising duties on vehicle rentals.
Díaz ends self-employment in 'delivery', but focus shifts to sanctions and working conditions of fleets
The recent announcement by Minister Yolanda Díaz to abandon the Uber Eats self-employment model marks a significant victory for labor reform, leading to anticipated upheaval in the delivery app sector due to shifts in labor relations and regulations.
Beijing Leads BRICS Fleets: The Message with Warships to the West
China has launched a complex multilateral naval exercise with several BRICS countries, mixing cooperation and deterrence while sending clear geopolitical messages.
How do shadow fleets work? US seizes two sentenced oil tankers
The article discusses the functioning of shadow fleets and reports on the U.S. government seizing two oil tankers linked to these fleets.
"Signals Were Sent at the Highest Level Here"
Maritime security expert Moritz Brake analyzes the U.S. Coast Guard's inspection of Russian ships, highlighting the importance of strong European measures against shadow fleets.
The Carsharing Dilemma of Big Cities
Carsharing has become increasingly popular for its convenience, yet providers are withdrawing from cities like London, Milan, and Madrid due to emerging issues, which also plague the growing vehicle fleets in Germany.
PODCAST | Trump, the drug lord, and the sunken boats of Venezuela
The podcast discusses the attacks by the President of the United States on Venezuelan-origin fleets.