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The permanent index of Middle East cargo, freight and logistics coverage compiled by RiyadhCargo.com — 274 headlines across 5 pages, newest first, grouped by desk. Each opens its own page and links on to the original publisher.
RCL cancels China–Red Sea sailing over security risksUkraine strike on Iranian ship ties wars togetherbeOnd adds five routes from Red Sea International, talks financial outlookWeekend lull fails to unlock Hormuz shippingReaders Speak: Red Sea remains unpredictable for shippingAs Diplomacy Picks Up, Iran Claims Mine Strike on Ship in Strait of HormuzIraq To Sign Agreement With Syria On Building Of Oil Pipelines
Japan Airlines partners with airlines, airports to prevent human traffickingMaersk Air Cargo Is New Member of the International Airline Association BARIGWizz Air: Captain Ludwig on life as a pilot – and how to make the gradeUnited took chance for possible merger with Delta last year, ran idea by BastianQantas, Australia Post extend century-old freight partnership for 10 more yearsChicago Rockford International Airport Expands Asian Air Cargo Network with New DSV Incheon ServiceRubico lines up third GSI MR with Trafigura charterTwo Missing in Russian Attack on Freighter on the DanubeVietnamese Freighter Goes Down With 62 Crewmembers AboardNews in Brief Podcast | Week 30 2026 | Transpac, terminals and air cargo contracts
Freight train derails in the Rotterdam portRescuers scour South China Sea for survivors after Vietnamese ship sinksJapanese bank merger creates $12.8bn ship finance heavyweightBaltic Container Terminal handles largest vessel ever to callAdani Ports Mundra Handles India’s Largest-Ever Single Parcel of Soybean OilSinotrans readies second Qingshan feeder quartetRussia attacks Ukrainian ships carrying military cargo in port of MykolaivHMM to expand Tacoma terminal capacity with new port cranesUK Supreme Court strengthens shipbuyer rightsKonecranes reports strong order growth in first half of 2026Enclosed Space Safety Needs More Than Revised Training Content, Warns MarinePALSVideo: Merchant Vessel Sinks After Multiple Russian Cruise Missile HitsThe race to reinvent shipmanagementSaronic Brings in Samsung Heavy Industries as its Korean Industrial PartnerVideo: U.S. Marines Board Tanker Linked to Houthi Rebels17 Missing After Vietnamese Vessel Sinks In South China SeaVessel Sinks A Week After Being Struck By Russian FireThe Nautical Institute Academy Launches Safety and Assurance Month to Support Maritime Professional DevelopmentThe Nautical Institute Calls for Seafarer Safety to Remain a Shared PriorityBorderlands Mexico: US widens Mexican cartel crackdown to tequila makers, baby shoe companyHMM’s U.S. West Coast Terminal WUT to Acquire Four New Port CranesWhy do tender lead times keep climbingNew Far East Service Calling Port EvergladesTexas A&M Maritime Academy Celebrates Christening of New Training ShipLaborde Products Repowers M/V Miss Sophia Claire With Mitsubishi Power
Italian rail freight keeps plummeting: ‘No signs of recovery’Customs weekly list of unentered goodsRock drilling parts ‘General’ customs duty increaseLuxembourg to cover up to 70% of added fuel costs of rail freight companiesGeorgia Is Building 41 Miles of Toll-Free, Truck-Only Lanes on I-75. GDOT Thinks Nearly Every Truck Will Use Them.The Safety Audit Comes After the Trucks Are Already Rolling. A Long-Dormant Rule Asks Whether That’s Backwards.
Beyond more tools: Building supply chain stability through orchestrationWhat 100,000 industrial vending machines taught usChinese South Pacific Missile Test Unites OppositionSaipem lands $913m Ivory Coast and Italy contract doubleTowards a Fatigue Management System for the U.S. NavySupply Chain and Logistics Stock Report for Week Ending July 24, 2026Reuters: German battery maker Varta files insolvency applicationsCooperative Ventures Invests in OpenTug to Advance Logistics InnovationJapan Identifies Large Share Of Rare Earths In Deep-Sea Mud Off Remote Island