All Legal, Risk & Insurance articles
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NewsHuisman joins PEMA
Huisman has strengthened its port logistics presence by joining PEMA to support innovation, sustainability and collaboration
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NewsRamsgate Port’s future faces major shift
Thanet Council is considering removing open port duty and pursuing land disposal to tackle Ramsgate Port deficits
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NewsBelgium unites its ports on security
The Port 2 Port Security Platform is a European first designed to counter drug smuggling, cyber security breaches and drone misuse
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NewsNMC searching for a new operator
Nimba Mining Co. (NMC), the state-owned company in Conakry to which the government has reallocated the mining site of Emirati company Guinea Alumina Corp. (GAC), is searching for a new subcontractor for bauxite extraction.
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NewsIMO MEPC landmine
A switch away from a proven approach by IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee has brought division to its door. The route ahead to decarbonise shipping needs very careful management
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NewsSTS Crane Truce Hopes
There are hopes that President Trump’s recent meeting with Xi Jinping of China could see a pause in tariffs on imports of ship-to-shore cranes and chassis manufactured in China and arriving at US ports.
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NewsCommittee pushes for ports policy update
The UK Transport Committee is calling for an updated national policy statement for ports to recognise their critical importance
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NewsNew law revitalises Oakland waterfront
New legislation in California will modernise land use, enabling the revitalisation of Oakland’s waterfront
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NewsThe law is an ass?
Technically it may not be misuse of the legal system but morally matters are not so clear cut. Mike Mundy dissects the real basis of APMT’s legal challenges over Tecon 10, Santos and DC2 Durban
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NewsCost and risk reduction
Robert Blades, Global Commercial Sales Manager, Peters & May, drills down into mitigating rising risks and avoiding hidden costs when transporting specialist project cargo on multi-purpose vessels (MPVs)
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NewsTribunal rules Djibouti terminal seizure unlawful
A London tribunal has ruled that Djibouti unlawfully seized a DP World terminal, upholding binding contract and investor rights
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NewsDifficult To Read
Drewry anticipates the ‘lurch towards protectionism’ will squeeze trade’s contribution to global GDP but it acknowledges the future is difficult to read in the Trump era. Felicity Landon reports
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NewsWSC warns of cargo deficiencies
A new WSC report highlights rising cargo safety deficiencies and calls for expanded data sharing and stronger shipping standards
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NewsOrganised cargo crime threatens supply chains
A new report from the Girteka Group highlights how cargo theft has surged across Europe and beyond
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NewsPort exercise targets drone threats
The Port of Hueneme has conducted a security exercise focused on drone threats and boosting emergency preparedness
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NewsGlobal ports seek investment matchmaking
IAPORTS’ Virtual Investment Round promises to connect global port projects with investors through targeted matchmaking
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NewsUK court forces ports on emissions
The UK Supreme Court has mandated Scope 3 emissions in EIAs, forcing ports to ensure full accountability
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NewsNew Greek labour agreement signals security
ThPA and OMYLE have signed a three-year labour agreement, strengthening cooperation, stability and security
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NewsDP World mobilises US1bn to boost global trade
DP World Trade Finance has mobilised US$1 billion to support emerging market businesses and boost global trade
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NewsNATO’s urgent warning on port cyber resilience
A new policy brief highlights how state-linked actors increasingly target ports, threatening global trade and NATO’s defence logistics
