Australia posts fiscal boost from exports; surplus still distant
Australia reported a significantly improved budget outcome for fiscal 2022 even as Treasurer Jim Chalmers dismissed prospects for the books to return to the black…
Dangerous goods transport survey highlights challenges
Labelmaster, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and Hazardous Cargo Bulletin announced the results of their seventh annual 2022 Global Dangerous Goods Confidence Outlook. The…
EU plans new Russia import bans, tech curbs over Putin land grab
The European Union proposed a new package of sanctions on Moscow that would include a price cap for Russian oil sold to third countries.
Taliban sign deal with Russia to buy cheap oil, gas and wheat
Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban have signed an agreement with Russia to import fuel and wheat at a discount as the country struggles to feed its population…
Iraq sees oil exports stable next year even as buyers want more
Iraq plans to keep crude exports stable next year, despite requests for more oil as demand strengthens in China and European refiners seek alternatives to…
Loadsmart’s first-of-its-kind MercuryGate LTL integration provides cost savings and mode options for shippers
MercuryGate shippers now have access to dynamic, volume-based rates with Loadsmart’s
LTL integration
Port Saint John and partners reach 100,000 TEU milestone and it’s just the beginning
With over $500 million invested in recent years from the private sector, government, and the Port itself, Port Saint John is starting to feel the…
AI-supported train dispatching via app - Scanning the wagon number with the smartphone
• In order to reduce manual input processes in logistics management, ZEDAS GmbH has developed an AI-based wagon number recognition system for rail freight transport…
Slovakia may curb power sales to Germany over EU’s energy plans
Slovakia may cut electricity exports to Germany and other European Union states unless the bloc’s governments meet its demand to modify an emergency energy proposal,…
Oman, UAE plan $3 billion investment to link railway network
Oman and the United Arab Emirates plan to link their rail network with an investment of 1.16 billion rials ($3 billion) as oil-rich Gulf nations…
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