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Ratlam Relives Rajdhani Fire Scare as Second Blaze Hits Same Railway Division in 15 Years

Ratlam Relives Rajdhani Fire Scare as Second Blaze Hits Same Railway Division in 15 Years
NEW DELHI: When a Thiruvananthapuram–Delhi Rajdhani Express caught fire on the morning of May 17, residents of Ratlam in Madhya Pradesh may well have reacted with a sense of grim familiarity: “Again.” They had reason to. More than 15 years ago, on April 18, 2011,...
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300+ Military Drones, Iran Links Raise US Alarm Over Cuba’s Alleged Strike Plans

300+ Military Drones, Iran Links Raise US Alarm Over Cuba’s Alleged Strike Plans
The Trump administration is increasingly viewing Cuba as a potential security concern after classified intelligence reportedly suggested that Havana had acquired more than 300 military drones and explored possible drone warfare scenarios involving American targets,...
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From disruption to possibility: how ocean shippers can provide agility and long-term resilience

From disruption to possibility: how ocean shippers can provide agility and long-term resilience
Global trade is in an era defined more by uncertainty than stability. Tariffs, evolving regulations, geopolitical unrest, and even the weather continue to reshape supply chains, creating a landscape in which agility is no longer optional – it’s the foundation for...
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Panama Canal schedules June maintenance as backlogs, higher auction rates emerge

The Panama Canal has scheduled maintenance on the east lane of the Gatun Locks from 9-17 June as the waterway is experiencing backlogs on both ends, largely driven by the ongoing Middle East situation and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. During the dry chamber...
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Korean shipbuilders speed orders on LNG, tankers, lift margins

Korean shipbuilders speed orders on LNG, tankers, lift margins
Korea’s major shipbuilders have filled about half of their key order targets in just over four months this year. As the Middle East war drags on and momentum grows to reorganize energy supply chains, orders have continued for tankers and liquefied natural gas (LNG)...
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