by Stas | Jul 17, 2024 | Uncategorized
PHILLY SHIPYARD IN THIS REPORT: CONGRESSIONAL GUIDANCE FOR A NATIONAL MARITIME STRATEGY COSCO AND ZPMC EXPANSIONS CHINA DEMONSTRATES WHY A U.S. MARITIME BUILD-UP MATTERS CONCLUSION: THE NEED TO REBUILD U.S. SHIPBUILDING AND SHIPPING BY STAS MARGARONIS, RBTUS In a new...
by Stas | Jul 8, 2024 | Uncategorized
Countries With Chinese Port Investments In Red 5 IN THIS REPORT: U.S. NEEDS TO SUPPORT ITS ALLIES IN THE PACIFIC CHINA’S IMPACT ON U.S. ALLIES IN THE PACIFIC South Korea and Japan Taiwan The Philippines Australia...
by Stas | May 29, 2024 | Uncategorized
By Stas Margaronis Lars Jensen, CEO at Vespucci Maritime based in Copenhagen, warned U.S. agricultural exporters that skyrocketing spot freight rates in 2024 could continue for the foreseeable future as vessels continue to be diverted away from the Suez Canal. Jensen...
by Stas | Apr 27, 2024 | Uncategorized
“The Second World War generated not only large profits for the Greeks, but also unprecedented opportunities. The final decline of British hegemony was paralleled by the rise of the United States, traditionally a weak maritime power. Since they were unable or...
by Stas | Mar 12, 2024 | Uncategorized
Source Nature Magazine March 6, 2024 By Kevin Policarpo A new study has pinpointed likely flooding levels due to sea level rise that will impact thirty-two U.S. coastal cities by 2050, many of which contain ports. The thirty two coastal cities examined in the study...
by Stas | Feb 5, 2024 | Uncategorized
By Stas Margaronis The soon to be completed Chinese built port at Chancay, Peru will expedite trade links between Latin American nations and China and have far-reaching implications on Latin America and the United States. The construction of the Chancay port in Peru...
