Small Ports of Vouliagmeni: Search for Missing Diver
Search operations are underway at the small ports of Vouliagmeni for a 34-year-old diver who has been missing since Sunday afternoon.
Exporters raise the alarm over container shortage at Lagos ports
Exporters in Nigeria are raising alarms about a severe shortage of shipping containers at Lagos ports, which they claim is jeopardizing the country's $44.06 billion export sector.
Group urges FG to prioritise N'Delta ports development
The Ijaw Youth Congress Worldwide has urged the Nigerian Federal Government to prioritize the development and operationalization of key ports in the Niger Delta region.
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.
OLP's Intervention in ELIME with a Focus on Synergies and Expertise
The Deputy CEO of the Piraeus Port Authority emphasized the importance of cooperation among ports, local authorities, and investors at a meeting of the Association of Greek Ports held in Patras.
Corn: Direct Sales to Port and Caution from Exporters
Argentine producers are selling corn directly from their farms to ports, taking advantage of favorable harvest conditions despite a cautious approach from exporters.
Gulf Ports: Vital Lifelines in the Crosshairs of War
Gulf ports are crucial to international trade and have become focal points of geopolitical tensions amid the ongoing U.S.-Israeli-Iranian conflict.
'Oil and Gas Will Reach Ports in 3-4 Days,' US Official Announces on Hormuz
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced that the lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil trapped at sea could see supplies reaching Asia within three to four days.
Greece 'sinks' with tourists - The arrivals and cruise ships that are lost
Greece's cruise ports have seen significant increases in both cruise ship arrivals and passenger numbers in 2025, reaffirming the country's status as a key Mediterranean cruise destination.
Tanzania: TPA Records Good Performance in Marketing Tanzanian Port Services
Tanzania's High Commissioner to Zimbabwe visited the Tanzania Ports Authority office in Harare to discuss improving cargo transportation from Tanzania to Southern Africa.
Strong Rise of Cruise Tourism in 2025 - Which Ports Are Leading
Cruise tourism in Greece is experiencing significant growth in 2025, marking the fourth consecutive year of increase in port activity.
West Africa: Nigeria, UK Seal ยฃ746m Deal to Rebuild Apapa, Tin Can Ports
Nigeria has signed a ยฃ746 million deal with the UK to redevelop its Apapa and Tin Can Island ports.
French tycoon Vincent Bollorรฉ to stand trial in โAfrican portsโ corruption case
Vincent Bollorรฉ, a French industrialist, is set to face trial for alleged corruption related to port deals in Africa.
War between the United States, Israel, and Iran, LIVE: Israeli and American forces destroyed 16 Iranian cargo ships in Gulf ports
The United States and Israel have destroyed 16 Iranian cargo ships in Gulf ports amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
USA and Israel bombed 16 cargo ships in two ports in southern Iran, reports local media
The USA and Israel have reportedly bombed 16 Iranian cargo ships in southern Iranian ports, causing significant damage according to local sources.
Washington: Iran's Oil Will Reach Ports in Days After Lifting Sanctions
The U.S. energy secretary announced that lifting sanctions on Iranian oil trapped on tankers will allow shipments to Asia within a few days.
1st Blue Heritage Summit Thessaloniki: The digital transformation of Greek ports
The 1st Blue Heritage Summit in Thessaloniki highlighted the importance of digital transformation in Greek ports, despite bureaucratic constraints.
France: Vincent Bollorรฉ will be tried in December in the 'African ports' case
Vincent Bollorรฉ is set to stand trial in December for charges including corruption related to the presidential campaigns in Togo and Guinea in 2010.
Nigeria, UK seal ยฃ746m deal to redevelop Tin Can, Apapa ports
Nigeria and the UK have signed a ยฃ746 million deal to redevelop the Tin Can and Apapa ports in Lagos.
African Ports Affair: Lawyers for Vincent Bollorรฉ Claim 'An Equitable Trial Impossible'
Vincent Bollorรฉ's lawyers assert that ensuring a fair trial in the ongoing African ports affair is impossible as the case progresses in Paris.
1st Blue Heritage Summit Thessaloniki: Greek ports are becoming increasingly 'smart'
The 1st Blue Heritage Summit in Thessaloniki emphasizes the necessity of developing smart applications for Greek ports to enhance their resilience during crises despite bureaucratic challenges.
Expert: The Strait of Hormuz is no longer the biggest problem
Recent attacks on Middle Eastern ports and refineries increase the risk of a severe blow to the world economy, potentially disrupting critical energy infrastructure long-term.
The Elbe is navigable and the ports are busy. Giant tanks were loaded in Dฤฤรญn
The Elbe River is currently navigable and port activities are bustling as large tanks were loaded in Dฤฤรญn.
Group concludes plans to honour dockworkers
The Shipping Correspondents Association of Nigeria plans to host 'Dockworkers' Day 2026' to celebrate the contributions of dockworkers and promote sustainable practices at seaports.
Donald Trump suspends 100-year-old law to lower gasoline prices
President Donald Trump has suspended a 100-year-old law requiring that goods transported between U.S. ports be carried on American ships, in an effort to lower gasoline prices amid rising costs due to the conflict with Iran.
War for another 2 months shows the 60-day suspension of the law for American ports
The Trump administration has frozen provisions of the Jones Act for 60 days, allowing foreign ships to transport certain goods between U.S. ports.
China-based Cosco Shipping Ports expects โlimitedโ impact from Iran conflict
Cosco Shipping Ports reports a slight profit increase and anticipates minimal impact from the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Hellenic Ports Association committed to strengthening Greek portsโ competitiveness
The Hellenic Ports Association is focused on enhancing the competitiveness of Greek ports through coordinated efforts and strategic planning.
Nigeria secures ยฃ746m UK deal to modernise ports
Nigeria has reached a ยฃ746 million agreement with the UK to modernise its major seaports, aiming to enhance global competitiveness in maritime trade.
Association of Greek Ports: What was discussed at the Board meeting in Patras
The Board of the Association of Greek Ports held its first meeting in Patras under the new president, focusing on collaboration and regional development.
USB 4 and Thunderbolt 4 are almost the same thing, but not quite: Which is better, and do the differences matter?
The article discusses the similarities and differences between USB 4 and Thunderbolt 4 ports, which are commonly found in new laptops, highlighting the importance of understanding their distinctions.
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.
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.
Reserve Military Colonel, Denounced for Links with Militia, Takes Position at PortosRio
A reserve colonel of the Military Police, accused of involvement with a militia in the West Zone of Rio, has been appointed to a position at PortosRio, responsible for managing the state's public ports.
Washington signals it wants China kept out of Brazilโs largest port auction
The U.S. has expressed its desire to prevent a Chinese company from winning the concession for Brazil's Santos port, indicating its strategic interests in the region amid U.S.-China rivalry.
OLP Workers: We do not accept the use of ports for military purposes
Workers at the Piraeus Port Authority have expressed their refusal to allow the use of the port for military shipments, particularly concerning impending deliveries of military supplies to Israel.
Papers please: China raises pressure on Panama amid canal row with ship inspection wave
China has intensified inspections of Panama-flagged vessels entering its ports in response to a court ruling in Panama that annulled the operating rights of a Hong Kong company at the Panama Canal.
Ministry opens consultation to create rules for flying cars and drones in Brazil
The Brazilian Ministry of Ports and Airports is consulting companies interested in the flying car market to develop regulations for the use of eVTOLs and drones.
The most insidious bomb of the war, the Dillian grenade, and a surprise appearance from Violet
The global economy faces a looming crisis due to dangerously low fuel supplies in key shipping ports, affecting global trade and shipping.
Ports, banks, embassies: Tehran targets the Gulf
The article discusses Iran's continued attacks on Gulf states, targeting embassies and economic sites amid escalating conflict.
Fire broke out at UAE's oil hub due to drone
A drone attack targeted the US embassy in Iran, warning of potential repercussions on UAE ports and docks, heightening regional tensions.
Beijing reacts to the 'Donroe' doctrine โ The two ports in the Panama Canal are under fire
The Supreme Court of Panama's decision to oust the Chinese private group CK Hutchison from managing two canal ports has sparked geopolitical tensions involving the U.S. and China.
The Threat of Attacks on 'Crown Jewel' Ports after U.S. Strike
Iran warns of retaliation following a U.S. strike on its main oil export port, escalating tensions in the region.
The Emirates: New rocket and drone attacks from Iran
The United Arab Emirates reported new rocket and drone strikes from Iran, coinciding with Iranian threats against crucial ports in the country.
Middle East: Iran warns of evacuation of ports in the United Arab Emirates โ Threats of strikes against American companies
Iran has issued warnings for the evacuation of areas near key ports in the United Arab Emirates, alongside threats to attack American companies' facilities in the Middle East.
Iran declares Dubai area 'legitimate target' in 'flee and save yourself' warning
Iran has issued a warning urging evacuation of busy ports in the UAE, claiming they are legitimate targets for potential attacks.
Iran threatens United Arab Emirate's ports and docks
Iran has issued threats against the ports and docks of the United Arab Emirates, potentially escalating regional tensions.
'Leave American bases and ports immediately', Iran's warning to people in the UAE
Iran has warned residents in the UAE to evacuate areas near American military bases and ports amid rising tensions in the region.
Iran warns United Arab Emirates residents to stay away from ports
Iran has issued a warning to UAE residents to avoid areas near ports amid ongoing explosions in the Middle East, significantly affecting global energy supply routes.
"Away from ports": Iran threatens US-linked facilities in the United Arab Emirates
Iran's Revolutionary Guards have announced that ports and military facilities in the UAE are legitimate targets following US bombings on Hark island.