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Iran and India’s Ports؛Regional Rivals or Strategic Partners?
Sea News – International Desk – The inauguration of Vizhinjam deep-sea port in India’s Kerala state marks a turning point in the country’s maritime strategy. Developed with an initial investment of $1.04 billion through a public-private…
Blue Revolution; A Vital Strategy for the Future of Maritime Transportation!
Sea News – The Blue Revolution as a Vital Phase in the Maritime Transportation Industry The maritime revolution is recognized as a pivotal development in the global transportation industry. This transformation, driven by technological…
The Launch of Exports from the Strategic Port of Gwadar: A Turning Point in Pakistan’s…
SEA News – International Desk – The Gwadar Free Zone (GFZ) has taken a significant step towards the sustainable development of the Gwadar Port and expanding its presence in international markets by initiating exports from the zone.…
Iran’s Ports Lag in Regional Competition; Saudi Arabia’s Rapid Growth in Maritime…
Sea News – International Desk While Iran faces multiple challenges in the development of its ports and maritime infrastructure, regional countries, particularly Saudi Arabia, have strengthened their position in maritime trade through…
Silent Battle at the Ports: China as the Trojan Horse for the U.S. Economy!
Sea News – International Service – U.S. officials have warned of potential cybersecurity threats from the use of Chinese-made cranes at key ports in the country. According to American security experts, cranes manufactured by the Chinese…
Maritime Diplomacy: The Necessity of Today Against Trump’s Pressures!
With the return of Donald Trump to power, the "maximum pressure" policy against the Islamic Republic of Iran has once again been placed on the White House's agenda. In his first executive order, the new President of the United States has…
Recession in the Bulk and Tanker Shipping Market; Decreased Demand and Rising Number of Idle Ships
The maritime transportation market, as one of the main pillars of global trade, is always influenced by various economic, political, and seasonal factors. This weekly report reviews the recent trends in the Bulk (dry cargo) and Tanker…
The port of Tartus, Syria, is no longer under Russian control!
The new Syrian government has announced the cancellation of the management and operation contract for the port of Tartus with the Russian company STG Stroytransgaz. This contract, signed in 2019 by the government of Bashar al-Assad, allowed…
“Safe Maritime Corridors: An Opportunity to Bypass Sanctions and Revive Global Trade”
The Red Sea, this vital and strategic route recognized by many countries around the world as one of the most important international trade arteries, has faced numerous security challenges in recent decades. These challenges have had…
Red Sea: A Stage for Resistance and Redefining the Balance of Power in the Region
The announcement of a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has once again drawn attention to the geopolitical significance of the Red Sea. This strategic waterway plays a vital role in connecting the Indian Ocean to the Mediterranean via the…