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As the logistics sector moves toward 2026, port congestion remains a persistent threat to global supply chains despite some recent dips in vessel waiting times

The European Union is preparing to abolish its long-standing de minimis rule, a move that could significantly reshape the landscape of international e-commerce. At present,

The US Supreme Court last week reviewed the Trump administration’s challenge to two lower-court decisions that struck down its expansive tariff policy. At the heart

In a major development for global ocean shipping, an Ultra Large Container Vessel (ULCV) has completed a Red Sea transit for the first time in

President Trump’s trade policy gathered new momentum this week as the US agreed a series of trade frameworks with Asian nations and advanced negotiations toward

Despite a fragile ceasefire in the Middle East, the prospect of reopening Asia–Europe shipping lanes through the Red Sea remains remote. Since Houthi forces began

Strikes across Northern Europe are causing severe freight disruptions and worsening congestion at three of the region’s busiest ports — Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Zeebrugge. In

The US government shutdown has now completed its first week, with airports nationwide experiencing increasing disruptions due to a shortage of air traffic controllers. The

Logistics across Southern China is experiencing significant disruption following Super Typhoon Ragasa, which struck Guangdong province and the Pearl River Delta earlier this week with