Red Sea, heading towards normalization
The militarization of the Red Sea has not helped reduce Houthi attacks on shipping. On the contrary, they have become more aggressive.
Red Sea crisis, air cargo takes off
Suez shipping routes continue to be unsafe. An increasing number of retailers prefer to resort to air transport
Red Sea, is it worth taking calculated risks?
In times of conflict, using the 'risky' Suez route can become a crucial competitive parameter for carriers
Safeguarding the Mediterranean sea
PNA President, Luciano Guerrieri, announces the Port Authority's commitment to the European Mission to restoring the health of Mare Nostrum
A new identikit for Piombino’s waterfront
The Port Authority is presenting a project designed to change the face of the port, making it more attractive for passengers
MSC pulling out from TDT won’t affect the port’s future
MSC's decision to withdraw its offer to buy TDT “doesn’t affect Livorno port's strategies”
WSC up in arms over FMC policy
The World Shipping Council accuses the Federal Maritime Commission of going beyond its powers. Here’s why
Zero-emission shipping by 2040?
Environmentalists send a message to IMO: Member States should do more on the decarbonization front
One in two boxships arrives late
Schedule reliability of global container lines rose to 52% in January. However, delays are still over 5 days on average. According