China’s ‘Great Green Wall’ uses engineered cyanobacteria to reclaim 6,667 hectares of desert. Discover how this ‘artificial crusting’ technology stabilizes dunes and its potential to transform global desertification and maritime-related […]
01/05/2026 China’s new e-CNY interest incentives accelerate de-dollarization. Explore how digital currencies and gold reshape global maritime trade, supply chains, and financial settlements for shipping professionals. The global maritime industry, […]
01/05/2026 Zambia now accepts Chinese yuan for mining taxes, shifting global maritime trade patterns. Explore the impacts on shipping finance, documentation, and supply chains in Africa’s copper trade. In October […]
In 2025, China commissioned seven advanced Type 052D destroyers, sustaining the world’s highest naval production rate. Explore the design, strategic impact, and future of this fleet for global maritime professionals. […]
01/05/2026 The global maritime industry, the backbone of international trade, stands on the brink of a financial revolution. As of January 1, 2026, China’s central bank has launched a comprehensive […]
On January 4, 2026, a U.S. military operation involving the elite Delta Force captured President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in Caracas. They were transported to the United States, where […]
Food security of the Arab States of the Persian Gulf depends on stable Persian Gulf shipping and uninterrupted transit through the Strait of Hormuz, linking maritime security to daily nutrition. Every […]
Discover the top U.S. ports by tonnage and TEUs, what they handle, and how 2024–2025 disruptions, upgrades, and clean-port funding reshape U.S. trade. The United States does not have “a […]
Airports and Ports as a Single Transport System In the modern United States transportation landscape, airports and seaports increasingly function not as isolated infrastructures but as interdependent nodes within integrated […]
Holocene sea-level changes in the Persian Gulf shaped coastlines, ports, and navigation—essential insight for maritime planning, archaeology, and climate resilience. Long before modern ports, tankers, and traffic separation schemes, the […]
