Shipping tested by Hormuz: between fragility & resilience
According to Asamar’s president, Laura Miele, “The crisis in Hormuz is a systemic one"
Hormuz & the demise of the rule of law: the end of global order hinges on the Strait
From the crisis in global institutions to the resurgence of nationalism: why the chaos in the straits signals a new world order
Darsena Europa: “No schedule delays”
Darsena Europa special commissioner, Luciano Guerrieri, says: "Not a single day has been lost since work began"
War in Iran: terminal operators put to the test again
Interview with Roberto Alberti, president of the port terminal operators’ branch of Confindustria Toscana Centro e Costa
Cruises, “Livorno, a strategic destination”
RisposteTurismo is putting its stakes on Livorno which is set to host the 13th Italian Cruise Day edition
Shipping, the new global disorder routes
No long-term strategy can keep up with today's markets, which are subject to continuous reconfiguration. Interview with Antonella Teodoro
US duties, the consequences for Italy & Europe
Donald Trump has recently given yet another jolt to international trade. What will be the negative repercussions for Made in Italy?
Trump’s white knights
MSC and CMA CGM are charting new routes under Trump’s normalization policy. Gian Enzo Duci’s analysis
Ports, facing the AI challenge
Over the last few days, Maersk Italia's decision to lay off four of its customer service employees at its Genoa office and