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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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Waiting game: Spain's port are suffering from the reform delays. Credit: APM Terminals THE STRATEGIST

Spain’s second stab at reforms

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Corruption health check essential

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Second can be better than first

Protests: South Korea is not as predictable as it used to be. Credit: Afnos THE STRATEGIST

South Korea’s turn

Bangladesh must overcome geopolitical factors, among more, to progress with major port development. Credit: Fredrik Rubensson. THE STRATEGIST

The case of Bangladesh

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Politics or practicalities?

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At the mercy of carriers

What next: Piraeus's concessioning process raises questions. Credit: John Cook THE STRATEGIST

Piraeus saga: to be continued?

Higher: did COSCO pay over the odds for Piraeus? THE STRATEGIST

Coscos Piraeus bid defies market realities

Assistance: outside help can go a long way for non-port specialists THE STRATEGIST

Don’t go it alone

New age: the transit system for the expanded Canal will differ greatly from the system currently in place. Credit: Gonzalo Alonso THE STRATEGIST

Cracking down on Canal concerns

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Don’t go it alone

Positive: ABP Southampton port director Nick Ridehalgh is looking for strategic long term value. Credit: ABP THE STRATEGIST

Under the microscope

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Allaying ‘Big Brother’ fears

All in: Transnet is interested in Mombasa's new container terminal THE STRATEGIST

A public-public partnership?

Tragic: new Greek prime minister Tsipras has quashed the country's port privatisation hopes. Credit: Lorenzo Gaudenzi THE STRATEGIST

The future is the past

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Game-changing West Africa

Face off: New automated terminals have different labour demands. Credit: Kees Torn THE STRATEGIST

Labour saving revolution

Regulation role: Nigeria gets tough on ports. Credit: APM Terminals THE STRATEGIST

Nigerias new regulator

Full picture: labour issues at Ngqura port may not be what they seem THE STRATEGIST

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