Mass drone attack strikes across Russia, fire breaks out at major oil port
A large-scale drone attack across several regions in Russia caused significant disruptions, including a fire at the major oil port of Primorsk and interruptions to civilian aviation.
ADC demands full disclosure on £746m UK port deal
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) calls for transparency regarding a £746m port infrastructure agreement signed between Nigeria and the UK during President Bola Tinubu's state visit, voicing concerns over the deal's potential implications for Nigeria's debt burden.
Minister describes efforts to strengthen protection of ports in Odesa Oblast
Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba announced new measures to enhance the security of port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast amidst increasing attacks.
Investment of $600,000 in the port of Manta: Key work begins for the safety of cruise and cargo ships
Construction has begun on a new tugboat dock in Manta port, aimed at enhancing the safety and efficiency of maritime operations with an investment of $600,000.
Pier of Pôr do Sol Boardwalk in Aracaju is closed by the Port Authority
The Pôr do Sol Boardwalk pier in Aracaju, Brazil, has been closed due to safety concerns after an inspection revealed significant deterioration.
Minister and APS lay cornerstone for the new headquarters of the Federal Police in the Port of Santos and announce construction of new public berths
The cornerstone for the new Federal Police headquarters in Santos was laid, along with announcements for new public berth constructions.
West Africa: Nigeria, UK Seal £746m Deal to Rebuild Apapa, Tin Can Ports
Nigeria has signed a £746 million deal with the UK to redevelop its Apapa and Tin Can Island ports.
Dellepiane Highway: on which days and times the port highway will be closed
The Dellepiane Highway in Buenos Aires will undergo total closures during the long weekend to facilitate the installation of new vehicular and pedestrian bridges.
Nigeria, UK seal £746m deal to redevelop Tin Can, Apapa ports
Nigeria and the UK have signed a £746 million deal to redevelop the Tin Can and Apapa ports in Lagos.
The Elbe is navigable and the ports are busy. Giant tanks were loaded in Děčín
The Elbe River is currently navigable and port activities are bustling as large tanks were loaded in Děčín.
TCU suspends R$ 2.6 billion in federal government contributions for the Santos-Guarujá tunnel
The TCU has unanimously suspended R$ 2.6 billion in federal funding for the Santos-Guarujá immersed tunnel project, prohibiting the Port Authority of Santos from using any funds until further notice.
Oily patches appear in sea near Odesa beaches, likely due to Russia's December attack on port
Oily patches have been found in the sea near Odesa beaches, likely resulting from a Russian attack on port infrastructure in December 2025.
Russia attacks ports and railway again overnight
Russian forces attacked Ukraine's railway and port infrastructure overnight on March 16-17, causing damage but resulting in no injuries.
Russian drones hit southern Odesa Oblast
Russian drone attacks in southern Odesa Oblast have caused damage to energy, industrial, and port facilities without any reported casualties.
Ukraine: Russian attack damaged power and ports
A Russian attack in the Odesa region of Ukraine has damaged industrial, port, and energy infrastructure, causing power outages but no reported injuries.
TCU uncovers a financial gap of R$ 1.4 billion and maintains suspension of railway
The Brazilian Federal Court (TCU) has discovered a financial gap of R$ 1.4 billion, leading to the continued suspension of the Ferrogão railway concession slated to connect Sinop-MT to the port of Itaituba-BA.
Without bathroom and water: truck drivers report days in line at port in Pará; case exposes bottlenecks in transportation in Brazil
Truck drivers in Pará, Brazil, are enduring extreme conditions with no access to water or bathrooms while waiting for long periods to reach the port, highlighting significant deficiencies in the country's transportation infrastructure.
Recurring profit of the Port of Santos grows 22.3% and reaches R$ 938 million in 2025
The Port Authority of Santos reported a 22.3% increase in recurring profit for 2025, reaching R$ 938.9 million.
Cruise ship trips are breaking records. But ship owners are expecting help on land
Cruise operators are calling on governments to guarantee investments and urgently modernize port infrastructure to support the growing cruise industry in Europe, as passenger numbers are expected to rise significantly in the coming years.
Decrease in Ship Traffic to Jebel Ali Port
There has been a noted decline in ship traffic to Jebel Ali Port, despite the port's infrastructure being fully operational.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul announces more than 101 million dollars in grants for railway and port infrastructure projects
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces a significant $101 million investment in railway and port infrastructure to alleviate logistical bottlenecks in the state.
Chunks of concrete on the footbridge under the Port Bridge worry Bratislava residents. NDS attributes it to weather fluctuations
Residents of Bratislava are concerned about falling chunks of concrete from the Port Bridge, which has been attributed to unusual weather patterns by the National Highway Company (NDS).
Mass Exodus of Ships and Tankers from Fujairah Port after Attack
Numerous ships and oil tankers have evacuated Fujairah Port in the UAE following a security incident that damaged part of the port's infrastructure.
Russians hit port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast, oil tank catches fire
A Russian attack on Odesa Oblast's port infrastructure caused a fire and damage to a grain warehouse, but fortunately, there were no casualties.
Innovative machine should accelerate maintenance and construction of railways
An innovative machine designed to speed up railway construction and maintenance is set to be implemented on routes connecting the Midwest to the port of Santos in Brazil.
Russian drones attack port in Odesa Oblast
Russian drone strikes have targeted the port in Odesa Oblast, causing damage to infrastructure but resulting in no casualties.
Ukrainian drones hit warships and oil terminal in Russia's Novorossiysk – Ukrainska Pravda sources
Ukrainian drones targeted the port of Novorossiysk, striking military vessels and oil infrastructure amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Barcelona: Competition for Terminal Station
The Port of Barcelona has announced a competition for the concession of a new multi-purpose sea terminal at the Princep d’Espanya dock as the current concession is set to expire later this year.
SP government includes Baixada in plan until 2050 and aims for new connection between plateau and Port of Santos
The São Paulo government has integrated Baixada Santista into its 2050 Logistics and Investment Plan to enhance transportation infrastructure linking the plateau and the Port of Santos.
Genoa, the heart of new logistics. The model for security arrives
The project to strengthen infrastructure between the port of Genoa, Milan, and the rest of Europe enters a critical phase with a high-capacity logistics corridor aimed at transforming Genoa into a key southern hub.
North Pier of Natal Port is auctioned with an investment forecast of R$ 55 million
The North Pier of Natal Port has been leased in an auction with projected investments of R$ 55.17 million over the next 15 years.
Yachting: 260 million euros for port infrastructure
The 5th Panhellenic Yachting Congress emphasizes the significance of maritime tourism in Greece and announces investment plans to enhance port infrastructure and competitiveness.
Russia attacks port infrastructure in Odesa Oblast yet again
Russian forces attacked Odesa Oblast's port infrastructure, causing damage but leaving no reported casualties.
Ukraine reports Russian attack on port infrastructure
A Danish politician, Jon Stephensen, revealed that he was offered money to resign from his parliamentary seat while discussing a Russian attack on Ukrainian port infrastructure.
Attack on port infrastructure in Odesa
Russia attacked port infrastructure in Odesa, Ukraine, leading to fires and damage to equipment, warehouses, and food containers.
Hellenic Chamber of Shipping: Strategic upgrade of the Port of Patras to enhance competitiveness
The Hellenic Chamber of Shipping emphasizes the importance of upgrading the Port of Patras to improve Greece's economic competitiveness and connectivity.
Santana Port Terminal in Amapá auctioned in São Paulo with a 25-year contract
The MCP01 terminal at Santana Port in Amapá has been auctioned to CS Infra for management over the next 25 years, with significant investments planned for modernization.
Lula's government raises R$ 60,000 with the auction of three port terminals
The Brazilian federal government raised just over R$ 60,000 through the auction of three port terminals despite low competition during the bidding process.
Yachting: €260 million for port infrastructure – Simplification and rationalization of bureaucratic processes.
The 5th Panhellenic Yachting Conference emphasizes maritime tourism as a key pillar of Greece's economy, supported by significant government investment and initiatives to streamline bureaucratic procedures.
Second Narrows Rail Bridge malfunction traps 13 deep-sea cargo vessels
The Second Narrows Rail Bridge in Metro Vancouver malfunctioned, trapping 13 deep-sea cargo vessels and disrupting marine traffic in the area.
GALLERY: Hundipea development detailed planning moved forward
The Tallinn city government has proposed a detailed plan for the Hundipea northern area, transforming a closed port and industrial zone into an open urban space with new residences, commercial spaces, and a seaside promenade.
Washington warned Kiev after strikes on Russian port hit US-linked oil infrastructure – envoy
The US government has issued a formal warning to Ukraine following drone strikes that impacted a Russian port linked to American oil investments.
The port of Palermo launches its challenge, but investments are needed to grow
The port of Palermo seeks to enhance its strategic role in international contexts but requires substantial investment to do so.
The dock of the old port of Ilhéus collapses; City Hall mobilizes technical teams
The historic dock of the old port in Ilhéus, Brazil, collapsed, prompting the municipal government to mobilize technical teams for inspections and necessary repairs.
Portuguese group Mota-Engil negotiates with the government for a railway, port, and mine in Bahia rejected by Vale
Mota-Engil is in final negotiations with the Brazilian federal government to gain control over significant infrastructure projects in Bahia.
PPL has funds for investments: 3.3 billion for Port Polska and Chopin Airport
Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL) has secured a credit line of 3.3 billion PLN to modernize Chopin Airport and support the Port Polska project, signaling a commitment to enhance Poland's aviation infrastructure.
Are there changes waiting for Chopin Airport? Much depends on the government's decision
Polish Airports want to be classified as a company of significant importance for the state economy, which would require a decision from the government.
Dionysis Theodoratos: Greek ferry transport is at a critical transition point
The Greek ferry transport industry is focusing on strategic goals for 2026, emphasizing a green transition and modernization of port infrastructures.
Lula government expects R$ 229 million in investments in the first port terminals auction of the year
The Brazilian federal government is set to auction port terminals on February 26, estimating investments of about R$ 229 million.
Ukraine: Mass Russian drone strike hits Odesa port and energy sites
A significant Russian drone strike in Odesa has led to extensive damage at the port and energy sites, causing one death and serious injuries to several individuals.