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Trump Declares National Emergency Over Foreign Parts in U.S. Power Grid
The order could force utilities to disconnect, replace or remove foreign-made equipment already operating in the U.S. power grid if officials determine that it poses a security risk.
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Canada Launches Supply Chain Workforce Alliance
The alliance will look to map where labor and skills shortages are creating the biggest pressure points across Canada’s transportation networks.
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Hackers Access Data of 9M U.K. Airport Customers
Hackers were able to access customer contact details, vehicle registrations and postcodes from customers of Manchester Airports Group.
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Diesel Prices Near Record High
The last time U.S. diesel prices rose this high was in 2022 after Russia invaded Ukraine, hitting a peak of $5.82 a gallon.
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Descartes Acquires Freight Software Firm Tai for $100M
Descartes said the deal will broaden its transportation management business, and add more carrier, shipment and transaction data to its existing logistics network.
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South Korea Trials Arctic Shipping Route
South Korea is looking to test the route as part of a push to establish regular Arctic shipping between Busan and Europe by 2030.
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Ukraine Grain Exports Snarled by Danube Ship Backlog
The bottleneck has only grown more severe in recent weeks, with ships arriving at the Sulina Canal faster than authorities can move them through.
Cargo Ship on the Danube River. Photo: iStock.com/tepic
Panama Canal to Limit Vessel Traffic as Drought Sets In
This is only the second time the canal has ever imposed restrictions on daily transits, with rainfall in the region between May and August coming in 34% below average.
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Iran, Oman Agree to Share Strait of Hormuz Revenue
Tehran has said any normalization of traffic would hinge on the U.S. complying with the terms of a memorandum of understanding signed in June.
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Iran, Oman Push Talks for ‘Interim’ Reopening of Hormuz Strait
The initiative seeks to establish a “temporary joint maritime corridor” and project for mine clearance to restore safe navigation through the area.
Ships anchored in the Strait of Hormuz near Larak Island, Iran. Photographer: Majid Saeedi/Getty Images
Commercial Wind Propulsion Picks Up Around the World
One clear sign the technology is gaining credibility is that there will be 40 IWSA members at the upcoming SMM trade fair in September in Hamburg.
Canopée, equipped with collapsible wings, combines diesel propulsion and wind assistance. Photo: International Windship Association
Taiwan Targets Alleged Scheme to Send AI Servers to China
Each server reportedly contained a Nvidia graphics processing unit known as the B300, which is banned from being sold to Chinese buyers.
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