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Major carrier reverses decision on Red Sea return – analysts warn unpredictability could be toxic for ocean container supply chains

CMA CGM has announced its FAL1, FAL3 and MEX services connecting Asia and Europe, which recently began transiting Suez Canal again on backhaul voyages, will return to sailing around the Cape of Good Hope. CMA CGM cited the “the complex and uncertain international...
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Baltic Index Scales 2-Week Peak As Vessel Rates Rise Across All Segments

The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk freight index, which tracks rates for vessels carrying dry bulk commodities, climbed to a two‑week high on Wednesday as rates strengthened across all vessel segments. The main index, which tracks rates for capesize, panamax and supramax...
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Russia witnesses record winter: Neighbourhoods buried under mountains of snow

Russia witnesses record winter: Neighbourhoods buried under mountains of snow
Parts of Russia’s Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula are struggling under extreme, record-breaking snowfall, with powerful winter storms dumping several metres of snow and bringing daily life almost to a standstill. Videos circulating online show relentless snowfall...
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No wires, no plugs — just power through the air: Finland experiments with wireless electricity

No wires, no plugs — just power through the air: Finland experiments with wireless electricity
Finland is quietly emerging as an innovator in the field of wireless electricity transmission — a technology that seeks to deliver power through the air without the need for cables, sockets or connectors. While the idea may still sound futuristic, Finnish scientists...
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‘Rules-based order a fiction’: Canadian PM Mark Carney says West excused US hegemony, warns of rupture

‘Rules-based order a fiction’: Canadian PM Mark Carney says West excused US hegemony, warns of rupture
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday delivered a sharp critique of the post-World War II “rules-based order,” calling it “partially false” and, in many ways, a “fiction” because the most powerful nations routinely exempted themselves when it suited their...
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