Bangladesh’s prime seaport Chittagong is facing significant vessel queues and container congestion in the yard, following last week’s Eid ul Fitr celebrations.
Yesterday, some 28 container vessels were at the port, of which 17 were waiting at the outer anchorage.…

Canadian Pacific’s pursuit of Kansas City Southern (KCS) railroad may be back on, after US lawyers described rival Canadian National’s higher bid as a “risk to competition”.
In a filing to the Surface Transportation Board (STB), the US Department of …

It seems as if some lessons have been learned from the Ever Given drama. Work has begun on extending a second lane in the Suez Canal, which allows for two-way traffic. The Suez Canal Authority confirmed over the weekend that …

David Wystrach has left Flexport to join Scan Global Logistics as global head of airfreight, taking over from Rickard Ingvarsson, who will focus on his role as Asia chief executive.
Mr Wystrach, who was at Flexport for just under two …

When Japan Post hired John Mullen as chairman and Michael Byrne as managing director (aka CEO) of Australia’s Toll Group, they had hoped they secured the services of the dynamic duo of Australian Logistics.
Given the happenings of the past …

THE GUARDIAN reports:
The Israeli air force has destroyed a tower block in Gaza City housing the offices of the Associated Press and Al Jazeera in what has widely been decried as an attack on press freedom.
The airstrikes on …

The South China Morning Post reports:
– Philippine president has rebuffed a call from China to withdraw vessels from a contested maritime area near a Chinese military installation
– With pressure building on Manila’s relationship with Beijing he warns this …