Gray Dolphins in Danger: How Pollution and Ports Trap the Symbolic Species of Rio de Janeiro
The gray dolphin, a symbol of Rio de Janeiro, is endangered due to pollution and port developments in the Sepetiba Bay area.
'China Needs Us More': José Mulino Challenges Xi Jinping After Taking Two Ports from the Panama Canal
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino asserts that China is more reliant on Panama following the annulment of port concessions granted to a Chinese conglomerate, suggesting potential economic repercussions from China's response.
‘China Needs Panamá a Lot,’ Says José Raúl Mulino Amid Beijing's Threats Over Ports
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino emphasized the importance of Panama to China, amidst potential retaliatory measures from Beijing following the annulment of a port concession to a Chinese conglomerate.
Justice and Antaq suspend terminal auctions in Macapá and Recife
The Brazilian government has reduced the number of terminals to be auctioned for private leasing, as the Justice and Antaq agencies suspend two significant terminal auctions originally set for this week.
Hong Kong ‘throws’ José Mulino for taking away 2 ports from the Panama Canal: ‘Respect the contracts’
The Government of Hong Kong has expressed strong protests to Panama over the control of two ports taken from CK Hutchison, following a Supreme Court ruling in Panama.
Almost all sober at the helm in commercial shipping
Recent inspections reveal most crew members in commercial shipping at Swedish ports have been sober, with only one incident of suspected intoxication.
The Sinaloa and Jalisco Cartels Have Established Themselves in Bolivia to Produce Cocaine and Ship It from Argentine Ports
Mexican drug cartels Sinaloa and Jalisco Nueva Generación have expanded their operations into Bolivia to produce cocaine for distribution through Argentine ports.
China loses control of the Panama Canal: Two ports taken from Li Ka-shing, owner of CK Hutchison
The Panamanian President has ordered the temporary occupation of two ports managed by CK Hutchison, intensifying a dispute seen as a proxy battle between the U.S. and China in Latin America.
Review: The power bank sticks to the phone, offers fast charging
The Hammer Ultra ChargeZ30 power bank is designed with MagSafe charging support and features a compact design with a 10000mAh battery and dual Type-C ports.
Panama takes control of two ports previously managed by a company connected to China – Transition period with operation by Maersk and MSC
The Panamanian government has taken control of two ports at the entrances of the Panama Canal, canceling concessions held by a subsidiary of CK Hutchison, and temporarily transferring operations to major shipping companies A.P. Moller-Maersk and Mediterranean Shipping.
In a victory for Trump, Panama takes control of two canal ports operated by a Chinese company
Panama has taken control of two canal ports that were previously operated by a Hong Kong-based company, a move seen as a victory for the Trump administration amidst rising tensions between the US and China.
Panama orders control of canal ports operated by Hong Kong firm after Supreme Court ruling
The Panamanian government has ordered the seizure of two canal ports operated by Hong Kong's CK Hutchison following a Supreme Court ruling declaring their operating concession unconstitutional.
Against China and the USA: Ports are also important for national security
The article discusses how the major economic powers regard ports as vital infrastructure for national security due to their role in logistics and trade, especially in the context of reducing Chinese influence.
Russia set three oil export records via Baltic Sea ports in January 2026
In January 2026, Russia set a record of 12.7 million tons of crude oil exported via Baltic Sea ports, surpassing the previous record of 11.8 million tons from October 2025, despite sanctions affecting energy export revenues.
F.A.Z. Exclusive: EU Aims to Stop China’s Grip on Ports
The EU is preparing to implement a new strategy aimed at diminishing China's influence over European ports, calling for stricter oversight of foreign investments, particularly from non-EU countries.
Trump targets: Revolutionary Guards, oil, ports
Donald Trump is considering military action against Iran as he prepares a significant address to the nation, following his frustrations with tariffs.
The Other Deals Between Greece and the US in AI, Ports, and Banks
The Vertical Corridor of gas pipelines among Eastern European countries is facilitating deals in LNG and other business agreements between Greek and American companies.
Attica Ports: The Exiting of Excursionists is Underway for the Three-Day Weekend
Excursionists are currently exiting from the ports of Attica, especially from the port of Piraeus to the Argosaronic islands, with the Coast Guard on high alert for their safety.
Tragedy south of the Good Ports: 3 migrants recovered dead, 20 rescued
A search and rescue operation near Kalo Limani in Greece resulted in the recovery of three deceased migrants and the rescue of twenty others.
After postponements, the mega-terminal auction has no defined date
The auction for the Santos Container Terminal (Tecon Santos 10) at the Port of Santos is still without a set date after several delays, with the Ministry of Ports and Airports targeting 2026 for its completion.
Ice Conditions Force Stricter Requirements for Vessels Entering Paldiski
New stricter requirements have been imposed on vessels entering the ports of Paldiski due to worsening ice conditions in the Gulf of Finland.
Captain of Ports details investigation into ship collision with barges in Santos
The investigation into a collision between a container ship and two barges in the Port of Santos, Brazil, is underway, spearheaded by the local Captaincy of Ports, focusing on various testimonial and documentary evidence.
Tension: 17 ports of agro-exportation will be paralyzed due to the CGT's strike measure
Labor unions have announced a total work stoppage in 17 agro-export ports in Argentina in response to a proposed labor reform, citing significant concerns over workers' rights and pay.
Ships docked in ports on February 28: 24-hour strike by PNO for the victims of the Tempi accident
A nationwide 24-hour strike called by the Panhellenic Maritime Federation (PNO) on February 28 commemorates the victims of a tragic railway accident in Tempi.
The Defense will be able to take over schools and ports in the event of war
Denmark's Defense Minister has proposed a law allowing the military to expropriate property from businesses and public entities in the event of war, extending powers currently limited to individuals.
What does the yellow USB port mean and why is it not a good option
The yellow USB port often causes confusion among users about its capabilities and is not always a good choice for connecting devices.
The freezing of the Gulf of Finland hinders Russian exports
The freezing of the Gulf of Finland is disrupting Russian exports, particularly affecting shipping operations at key ports.
Lloyd's Register: SOS for Poor Quality Fuels in Shipping
Lloyd’s Register has issued a warning about the deterioration in the quality of marine fuels, with a significant increase in non-compliant fuel incidents reported in major bunkering ports.
Why the sea flooded the ports: The rise in sea level, the moon, and the 'alarm'
Stormy winds have caused severe flooding in coastal areas and ports of Greece, leading to significant property damage.
New thriller with US port fees – The shipping industry's first reactions
The shipping industry is reacting to the US government's maritime action plan, which includes port fees for all foreign-built ships, drawing parallels to last year's suspension of fees between the US and China.
The tour of the Undersecretary for Macedonia and Thrace in the Balkans started today from Sofia with a large participation of agencies and businesses
The Undersecretary for Macedonia and Thrace, Kostas Giouleka, initiated a tour in the Balkans, starting from Sofia, with the signing of three cooperation memoranda between Greek and Bulgarian entities, including six ports.
Gradual restoration of ferry routes – Strong winds persist
Ferry routes are gradually resuming in selected ports in Greece despite strong winds affecting many areas.
Shipping ban in Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrio
Strong southern winds in eastern Greece have led to a shipping ban from major ports including Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrio.
Sailing Ban: Ships Docked in Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrio
A sailing ban has been imposed at several ports in Greece, halting ferry services due to strong winds reaching up to nine Beaufort in strength.
N. Firippis: 2026 Expected to Be a Turning Point for the Ports of Attica
Nikos Firippis, president of the Association of Maritime Agents of Attica - Piraeus, expresses hope that 2026 will be a pivotal year for the enhancement of port activities in major Attica ports.
Issa Kazim succeeds Sultan bin Sulayem as head of Dubai Ports
Issa Kazim has been appointed as the new Chairman of Port Dubai World, succeeding Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem.
Ports Framework Stalls in Congress and Committee Still Has No Date to Resume Debates
The Special Committee of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies is yet to set a date to resume public hearings on the Ports Framework bill, which has already seen progress but requires further adjustments before voting.
Russia has carried out 'massive attacks on port infrastructure,' says Ukrainian minister
A Ukrainian minister claims that Russia has conducted significant assaults on the country's port infrastructure.
When Prodi closed the ports to Albanians
The article discusses Romano Prodi's 1997 speech justifying Italy's closure of ports to Albanian immigrants amid a tragic incident involving the sinking of a boat and its implications for immigration policy.
The US-China War Over the Panama Canal Heats Up: Who Holds the Cards?
A conflict over the management of key ports at the Panama Canal escalates into an open confrontation between CK Hutchison Holdings and A.P. Moller-Maersk amid increasing geopolitical tensions between the US and China.
The EU is preparing sanctions against Georgian and Indonesian ports for manipulating Russian oil
The EU plans to impose sanctions on Georgian and Indonesian ports due to their involvement in the manipulation of Russian oil.
Government expects Azul to exit bankruptcy in the US next month
Brazil's Minister of Ports and Airports expects Azul to emerge from US bankruptcy proceedings within the next month, reflecting optimism for the recovery of the Brazilian airline sector.
Reason to be concerned about increased drug trafficking through Icelandic ports
There is growing concern over an increase in drug trafficking activities at Icelandic ports.
The USA won in the Panama Canal - But China has its eye on other ports in America
The recent legal ruling in Panama to rescind the concession of two canal ports to Hong Kong's CK Hutchison represents a setback for China and a victory for U.S. efforts to limit Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere.
The US won at the Panama Canal – But China has its eyes set on other ports in America
The Panama court's decision to annul the leasing of two canal ports to CK Hutchison is seen as a victory for the US against Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere.
Companies have stopped investing R$ 36.8 billion in private ports since 2013
Seventeen authorized private port terminals in Brazil have failed to materialize, resulting in R$ 36.8 billion in lost investments and over 533,000 potential jobs since 2013.
PPA hosts meeting for the TREASURE project
The Piraeus Port Authority hosted a meeting for the European TREASURE project, focusing on innovative environmental restoration practices in European ports.
Meeting at the Port of Piraeus for the TREASURE project
The Port Authority of Piraeus hosted the 5th meeting of the TREASURE European project, focusing on innovative environmental restoration practices at European ports.
EU considers sanctions against ports accepting Russian oil
The EU is proposing to expand sanctions against Russia to include Georgian and Indonesian ports involved in Russian oil transactions.
EU plans to impose sanctions for the first time on ports servicing Russian oil cargoes
The EU intends to impose new sanctions targeting Russian oil cargo servicing ports as part of its ongoing sanctions against Russia for the war in Ukraine.