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Transport Infrastructure
Nov 30, 2025

Taiwan Airlines wants to play a role in the 'whole society' defense with surveillance flights against China

A light aircraft with a powerful U.S. radar mounted under its belly, which tracks Chinese warships and collects data for its operator to give to Taipei security...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 30, 2025

Trump confirms conversation between Maduro and Venezuelan President

Donald Trump, the U.S. president, confirmed to reporters on Sunday that he spoke with Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. He did not give any details about what they...

East Asia
Nov 30, 2025

Japanese property giants intensify their push in a booming Indian marketplace

Japanese developers are stepping up their efforts in the Indian real estate market. They are attracted by low construction costs and rising rents, as well as a...

Europe
Nov 30, 2025

Senegal rushes in to prevent oil spillage after Turkish tanker accident off Dakar

The port authority in Dakar said that Senegalese officials are working to prevent an oil spillage after water was found inside the engine room on the Panamanian...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 30, 2025

Lithuania's capital airport closed again due to balloons

Lithuania's Vilnius Airport said on Sunday that it temporarily halted its operations due to suspected ballons in its airspace. This is the latest in a string of...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 30, 2025

Wizz Air CEO: Wizz Air to open hub in Israel in April

Wizz Air Chief Executive Jozsef Vasradi announced that Wizz Air will open a hub for Israel by April. The Israeli government hopes this move will lower the...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 30, 2025

After oil exports were halted, Kazakhstan told Ukraine to stop attacking the CPC terminal.

After a drone attack that severely damaged the loading infrastructure and halted oil exports, Kazakhstan asked Ukraine to stop attacking its Black Sea terminal, which is used...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 30, 2025

After a week of protests, operations at Australia's coal port will resume on Monday.

The Port of Newcastle, Australia's largest coal export port, will resume its operations on Monday after protesters against climate change disrupted shipping for the second day in...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 30, 2025

Australia Climate Change Protest disrupts Shipping at Coal Port, 21 Arrest

The Port of Newcastle was disrupted by a climate-change demonstration off Australia's East Coast on Sunday, resulting in 21 arrests. This is the second protest to occur...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 29, 2025

Moldova claims that Russian drones have again entered its airspace, posing a threat to aviation.

The Moldovan authorities reported on Saturday that Russian drones entered the country's skies, posing an aviation threat. This is the third incident of this kind in nine...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 29, 2025

Moldova claims that Russian drones have again entered its airspace, posing a threat to aviation.

The Moldovan authorities reported on Saturday that Russian drones entered the country's skies, posing an aviation threat. This is the third incident of this kind in nine...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 29, 2025

Trump says the airspace above Venezuela and around it should be closed

The U.S. president Donald Trump stated on Saturday that airspace surrounding Venezuela and above it should be "closed completely", but did not provide any further details. Washington...

Asia
Nov 29, 2025

The death toll from Cyclone Ditwah in Sri Lanka has risen to 153

Officials said that at least 153 people were killed and 191 missing in Sri Lanka due to landslides, flooding and Cyclone Ditwah. More than half a milllion...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 29, 2025

Security official: Ukraine drones hit two tankers in the Black Sea that are part of a shadow fleet

An official of the SBU said that Ukraine had used marine drones to hit two Russian tankers in the Black Sea which were exporting oil and avoiding...

Oil Pipeline
Nov 29, 2025

CPC: Drones have damaged equipment and stopped oil exports.

The Caspian Pipeline Consortium, which manages more than 1% global oil production, announced on Saturday that it had halted its operations following an attack by Ukrainian drones...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 29, 2025

Airbus A320 major recall affects global airlines

Airbus, Europe's largest aircraft manufacturer, ordered the immediate repair of 6,000 A320 jets. The recall affected more than half of the world fleet and threatened disruption during...

Passenger Ground & Sea Transportation
Nov 29, 2025

Inside London's largest lost property office: From mobile phones to frogs cooked,

The 6,000 items that are delivered weekly to Transport for London’s lost property storage facility include mobile phones, wallets (including rucksacks), spectacles, keys, and rucksacks. There are...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 29, 2025

Climate protests in Australia force ship to abandon arrival at coal port. 11 people charged

On Saturday, a climate-change demonstration off the coast of Australia forced a ship inbound to return from one of Australia's biggest terminals for coal imports. This led...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Japan's ANA cancels a total of 65 flights this Saturday following the Airbus A320 Recall

ANA Holdings says that it has cancelled 65 flights after the Airbus A320 was recalled, forcing it to ground aircraft. Airbus single-aisle aircraft such as the A320...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

American Airlines reduces the number of Airbus jets that need software fixes to 209

American Airlines announced on Friday that it expected some operational delays as a result of a major software update on a large number of Airbus A320 aircraft....

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

After a brief stopover due to a bomb threat, flights to Philadelphia International are now able resume.

According to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, and the police, flights to Philadelphia International Airport were temporarily grounded due to a threat of a bomb. The incident...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Jetstar Airways, Australia's largest airline, is affected by a software problem with Airbus fleets and cancels some flights

Jetstar Airways, Australia's flag carrier Qantas' budget airline, announced on Saturday that it had been affected by the Airbus A320 global fleet recall, which affects more than...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Airbus recalls A320 for global airlines

Airbus, Europe's largest aircraft manufacturer, has ordered the immediate repair of 6,000 A320 jets. This recall affects more than half of the fleet worldwide and could cause...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Airbus recalls A320s for global airlines

Airbus, Europe's largest aircraft manufacturer, has ordered the immediate repair of 6,000 A320 jets. This recall affects more than half of the fleet worldwide and could cause...

Ground Freight & Logistics
Nov 28, 2025

Bankrupt Yellow accepts pensions worth billions

Yellow Corp. has settled with 14 pension funds that sought more than $7,4 billion in compensation from the trucking company. According to settlement documents filed in Delaware...

Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

BP Olympic Pipeline restarts after completing repairs

BP announced on Friday that it has begun restarting its 400-mile Olympic Pipeline following repairs to a leak located east of Everett in Washington. Olympic Pipeline transports...

Western Europe
Nov 28, 2025

Airbus recalls major A320 after flight control incident

Airbus, Europe's largest jet manufacturer, announced on Friday that it would be ordering an immediate software upgrade on a large number of its most popular A320 jets....

Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

A tanker sanctioned by the Turkish government is hit and a rescue operation is underway.

A tanker belonging to Russia's shadow navy exploded in the Black Sea, near the Bosphorus Strait in Turkey, on Friday. The explosion caused a fire in its...

Integrated Logistics
Nov 28, 2025

Henry Bath opens LME warehouse in Hong Kong

A notice published by the London Metal Exchange on Friday revealed that Henry Bath & Son, a warehouse operator in Hong Kong has been the latest company...

LNG Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

US LNG plants produce record amounts of gas, LSEG figures show

According to preliminary data by financial firm LSEG, the U.S. demand of natural gas that will be converted into LNG surpassed 19.3 billion cubic feet Friday. This...

Ground Freight
Nov 28, 2025

Gupta denies knowing about duplicate cargoes as testimony in Trafigura fraud case closes

Indian businessman Prateek gupta was accused of orchestrating a $600m metals fraud by commodity group Trafigura. He told a court in India on Friday that he didn't...

Oil Pipeline
Nov 28, 2025

Serbia wants sanctions lifted after saying that the U.S. sanctioned NIS refinery will be idle until December 2.

Energy Minister Dubravka Handanovic announced on Friday that Serbia's U.S. sanctioned NIS oil refinery, which is owned by Russia and operated under U.S. sanctions, will continue operating...

Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

Strikes against PM Meloni disrupt transport in Italy

The protests and strikes in Italy against Giorgia's Meloni government on Friday caused dozens of flight cancellations and disruptions to train services throughout the country. The USB...

Asia
Nov 28, 2025

Sri Lanka prepares for further flooding after Cyclone Ditwah kills 46 people

The cyclone Ditwah, which swept across Sri Lanka Friday, left 46 dead and 23 people missing, amid floods. Strong winds and torrential rainfall are expected to bring...

Passenger Ground & Sea Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

Russia loses its seat in the UN Shipping Agency's governing Council

Russia did not win enough votes on Friday to rejoin the U.N. Shipping Agency's governing Council despite its appeal to countries to support its nomination to reclaim...

LNG Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

CORRECTED - Asia spot prices at a 8-week low due to high inventories and weak demand

Asian spot prices for liquefied gas have dropped to their lowest levels in eight weeks due to a continued low demand and large inventories. This follows a...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 28, 2025

Kenya seeks $1.5 billion in highway funding from China

Kenya and two Chinese firms began construction on a $1.5billion highway expansion in East Africa Friday. This marked Beijing's return after years of absence to major infrastructure...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Airbus restricts cold-weather takeoffs using Pratt & Whitney engines

Airbus has restricted the operation of some aircraft with Pratt & Whitney engine, an Airbus representative said on Friday. This confirms an earlier report from industry publication...

LNG Transportation
Nov 28, 2025

Asia spot prices slightly rise amid high inventories and muted demand

Asian spot prices for liquefied gas have dropped to their lowest levels in eight weeks due to a continued low demand and large inventories. This follows a...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Lufthansa Airlines CEO aims for increased profitability by 2026

Jens Ritter, CEO of Lufthansa Airlines, said that the German airline wants to increase its profitability in its core brand by next year. It is expected to...

Europe
Nov 28, 2025

As risk appetite declines, crypto hoarding is under pressure.

The recent turbulence on the crypto market has weighed on the shares of companies who have bitcoins and other tokens in their balance sheets. This is fueling...

Passenger Transportation Services
Nov 28, 2025

Ryanair cancels subscription service following costly trial

Ryanair, Europe's largest airline, announced on Friday that it would scrap its subscription service this year after a test period. It was not financially worth it. Ryanair...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 28, 2025

Italian court rules against Sicily Bridge, but government wants to push on

The Italian court ruled plans for the largest suspension bridge in the world between Italy's mainland and Sicily's island would violate EU environmental and procurement rules. However,...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 28, 2025

Highlights of Germany’s Budget for 2026

The German parliament will approve the budget for 2026 on Friday, with borrowing levels that are astronomical. This marks a radical departure from years of fiscal discipline....

Asia
Nov 28, 2025

Rescue efforts continue as Cyclone Ditwah leaves 23 people missing and 46 dead in Sri Lanka

Officials said that a cyclone hit Sri Lanka Friday, killing 46 people and leaving 23 others missing. The weather department warned the storm would intensify over the...

Transport Infrastructure
Nov 27, 2025

Kenya seeks $1.5 billion in highway funding from China

Kenya and two Chinese firms will begin construction on a $1.5billion highway expansion in East Africa this Friday. This marks Beijing's return after years of absence to...

South America
Nov 27, 2025

Trump announces that the US will take action soon against Venezuelan drug traffickers in land

Donald Trump, the U.S. president, said that "very soon" the U.S. would begin taking steps to stop suspected Venezuelan drug dealers on land. "You've probably noticed that...

Europe
Nov 27, 2025

Campaign group: EU should reject biofuels as a fuel for automakers

T&E, a campaign group, said that the European Commission should not allow cars to run off biofuels after 2035 due to their scarcity and because they were...

Benelux
Nov 27, 2025

Netherlands purchases drone detection radars following recent sightings

The Netherlands bought 100 early warning radars on Thursday to detect drones approaching, the Defense Ministry announced. This was after drones were spotted near an air force...

Transportation
Nov 27, 2025

Canada agrees to lower the emissions cap in the oil and gas industry

Mark Carney, Canada's prime minister, signed an agreement on Thursday with Danielle Smith, Premier of Alberta. The goal was to encourage investment in the energy industry and...