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Further ahead in the transition

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands

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Tariffs, trade routes, and the new port playbook

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Leading the change in the energy transition

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Nemag – From challenge to conquest

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Revolutionising risk assessment at ports and terminals

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Mombasa operator hiatus

Big business: larger ships are a defining feature of the East-West container trades. Credit: Ramon Harkema POST SCRIPT

Playground of the alliances

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Piraeus farce

Overshadowed: the big ports don't need to have the monopoly on transhipment. Credit: Paolo Martini POST SCRIPT

Transhipment opportunity

Locked in: Mombasa's concession is too restrictive. Credit: Victor POST SCRIPT

A proposition with handcuffs

Top slot: Algeciras keeps its crown as the largest transhipment port in the Mediterranean. Credit: Roberto Pecino POST SCRIPT

Dynamar rings Mediterranean movements

Think big: Tema's development is supporting Ghana's deepwater aims. Credit: Jonathan Ernst/World Bank POST SCRIPT

Ghana ups the ante

Bigger ships force depth issues. Credit: WSDOT POST SCRIPT

Deeper dredging demands

Outdated: Durres is in urgent need of modernisation. Credit: Claudio Napoli POST SCRIPT

Missed opportunity

Is Rijeka putting too much emphasis on size over substance? Credit: Gorgoroth POST SCRIPT

Too much, too soon for Rijeka

Serious questions need to be answered about the P3 alliance. Credit: Virginia Dept of Transportation POST SCRIPT

More questions than answers

APM Terminals has put a great deal of investment into Apapa POST SCRIPT

Unfinished business

The container terminal concession at Durres is proving unconventional. Credit: Claudio Napoli POST SCRIPT

Durres debacle

Will Melbourne experiment with its concessioning ingredients? POST SCRIPT

A touch of spice down under

Having seconds is a port authority's prerogative POST SCRIPT

Second helpings on terminal concessions

Should governments be able exclude port operators based solely on nationality? Credit: Katie Tegtmeyer POST SCRIPT

Power plays?

Mombasa needs to look to the future to meet projected demand POST SCRIPT

Mombasa musings

India needs to re-think its investor 'attractiveness' POST SCRIPT

Call for common sense

Andy Sandford, editor of Engineering Capacity POST SCRIPT

Failing to succeed

TThe Yemen and DP World have severed their container ties POST SCRIPT

DPWs Aden arrangement ends in divorce