Western diplomats are seeking ways to provide emergency aid to Gaza and allow foreigners to leave for Egypt.

As economists assess the financial impact of ongoing geopolitical conflicts, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has highlighted the concept of "fragmentation" repeatedly in its World Economic Outlook, emphasizing concerns about how strife could disrupt global supply chains and potentially reduce global GDP by up to 7%.

JP Morgan's CEO, Jamie Dimon, has expressed concerns about the escalating conflict in the Middle East, particularly Israel's expected ground offensive on Gaza.

The U.S. government is exploring various options, including land and sea routes, to assist Americans in leaving Israel.

Belgium is investigating potential security risks related to China's Alibaba Group's presence at Liège Airport, where its main European logistics center is located.

A political ad for Ohio Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown highlights his efforts on drug control, border security, and a bill signed by former President Donald Trump.

The South Carolina Ports Authority reported a 9% year-on-year decline in cargo volumes for August, totaling 203,169 TEUs.

China has achieved a remarkable feat by handling over 200 million TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) in container throughput from January to August 2023, showcasing its robust maritime strength with a 4.8% year-on-year increase.

Economic analysts predict that the freight market's weak conditions could persist until late 2025, based on the presentation of weak U.S. economic data at the Journal of Commerce Inland Distribution Conference.

The article discusses the impact of supply chain disruptions and the potential benefits of nearshoring, particularly in Mexico, for U.S. importers.

Billionaire Elon Musk visited the Texas-Mexico border to meet with local officials and law enforcement, seeking an "unfiltered" understanding of the immigration situation.

Russia has accused Ukraine's Western allies of planning and conducting a missile strike on the Black Sea Fleet's headquarters in Crimea, alleging that the attack was coordinated with the assistance of American and British security agencies, NATO satellites, and reconnaissance planes.

Germany has announced plans to increase police patrols along smuggling routes on its borders with Poland and the Czech Republic to prevent more migrants from entering the country.

Seismic evidence has revealed new details about the explosions linked to the attack on the Nord Stream pipelines.

New Brexit trade rules related to electric vehicles could impose a significant financial burden on European auto manufacturers, potentially costing them £3.75 billion ($4.58 billion) over the next three years, as reported by BBC News.

Russia continues to depend on European shipping to transport its oil, even as its supplies exceed the price caps set by the Group of Seven (G-7) and its allies, according to the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) based in Helsinki.

A growing number of ships are manipulating their reported locations for illicit activities, potentially involving goods worth billions of dollars.

The flow of trade between Mexico and the United States is facing significant disruptions as Mexican officials work to address the surge in migrants attempting to reach the US.

Rising oil prices are impacting consumers, complicating the global fight against inflation, and contributing to Russia's war chest.

Facing an aluminum oxide shortage exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, Russia has been diversifying its supply chain for this critical raw material.