Maersk to withdraw biggest vessels from Hamburg

The arrival of Ane Maersk underscores the pressing need for investment in infrastructure across German ports to accommodate the evolving demands of sustainable shipping.

The partnership between Canada and Germany recognizes the need for urgent creation of a maritime supply chain for green hydrogen.

The Port of Hamburg stands poised to weather the disruptions from the impending strike from the German Union of Locomotive Drivers (GDL).

The centre leverages modern IT infrastructure that enables captains to remotely navigate inland waterway vessels using control systems.

Compared to its northern European competitors, the decline in containerized cargo in Hamburg was less pronounced.

The attack on the UK-registered and Belize-flagged general cargo ship RUBYMAR on 18 February reveals that the crisis in the Red Sea is far from being resolved and that the role of the naval protection force appears limited.