Transport & Aviation
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Global air cargo demand rises 3.9% in July
SINGAPORE, September 2 — Global air cargo demand rose 3.9% in July, according to industry data reported by…
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Summer Network Expansion Adds Seven New International Routes
American Airlines Unveils Ambitious 2027 Summer Network Expansion American Airlines announced its 2027 summer schedule featuring seven new…
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Geopolitical Tensions Impact Starlink’s Streaming Availability
Starlink’s Geopolitical Constraints Reshape Streaming Access Washington, August 21 — The U.S. administration’s refusal to allow Ukraine to…
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Regional Tensions Heighten Supply Chain Risks in Electric Mobility Sector
Regional Tensions Threaten Electric Vehicle Supply Chains The electric mobility sector is bracing for potential disruptions as geopolitical…
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Cabinet Approves ₹13,041 Crore Rail and Road Projects
TEHRAN, August 20 — The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved five major infrastructure projects, including four railway and…
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Red Sea Disruptions Hit Global Trade, Supply Chains
BEIJING, July 28 — Twelve percent of global maritime trade passes through the Red Sea each day, along…
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Red Sea Shipping: Vessel Numbers, Attacks, and Rerouting Since 2023
CAIRO, July 28 — For Asian economies that depend on the Red Sea-Suez Canal corridor, the numbers tell…
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Suez Canal Disruptions: Red Sea Instability Impacts Global Shipping
CAIRO, July 21 — The Suez Canal, that narrow ribbon of water that has connected the Mediterranean to…
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Boeing 777X delivery delayed to 2027 amid quality issues
EVERETT, Wash., July 21 — The figure that matters for Boeing’s 777X program: 619 total orders from 12…
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Boeing’s ex-Wichita unit now central to supply chain issues
WICHITA, Kan., July 21 — A year after regulatory sign-offs cleared the way, Spirit AeroSystems is once again…
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Speed cameras cut fatal crashes by 44%, global review finds
LONDON, July 19 — Against the backdrop of congested European highways and the steady hum of automated enforcement,…
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Russian Railways emerges as state giant after Putin-era reforms
MOSCOW, July 18 — The shift is subtle but seismic: Russian Railways, the state-owned behemoth that moves everything…
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Icebreaker Ships Navigate Frozen Seas for Centuries
BRUGES, July 18 — The icebreaker’s story is older than most people realize, and it starts not in…
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Economic Impact: Arctic Cargo Volumes and the Cost of Delays
MOSCOW, July 18 — The promise of the Northern Sea Route as a year-round Arctic shipping artery is…
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Singapore’s strategic hub anchors global supply chains worldwide
SINGAPORE, July 17 — What do AI data centres in Texas and pharmaceutical labs in Europe have in…
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Congestion Pricing Cuts Speeding, Pollution via Road Tolls
LONDON, July 17 — The technical reality of congestion pricing is, at its core, a matter of applied…
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UK Government Takes Control of Three More Train Operating Companies
LONDON, July 17 — A significant restructuring of the United Kingdom’s state-owned enterprise sector is now well underway,…
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India Joins Elite Group with Pioneering Hydrogen Rail Refuelling
NEW DELHI, July 17 — India’s first hydrogen train cannot run without dedicated storage and refuelling infrastructure, and…
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Hydrogen train to carry 2,600 passengers on 89-km Jind-Sonipat route
JIND, Haryana, July 17 — The idea of a train that emits nothing but water vapour sounds like…
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RDSO drives India’s hydrogen train with indigenous engineering
LUCKNOW, July 17 — The Research, Design & Standards Organisation, or RDSO, has built India’s first hydrogen train…
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India Joins Germany, Japan, China, US in Hydrogen Rail Push
NEW DELHI, July 17 — India has joined a small club of nations now operating hydrogen-powered trains, according…
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India’s Hydrogen Train Powers Itself with Fuel Cells
NEW DELHI, July 17 — The first hydrogen-powered train in India does not roar. It hums. And from…
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India launches first indigenous hydrogen train in clean rail push
NEW DELHI, July 17 — The curious thing about hydrogen trains is that they look like ordinary electric…
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Rerouting Around Red Sea Adds Thousands of Miles, Days and Costs
ISLAMABAD, July 16 — The Red Sea and Suez Canal route, a maritime corridor handling roughly 12% of…
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