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Rail & LandChina-Europe Rail Corridor Hits Record Volume in Q2 2026
Rail freight between China and Europe continues to develop as businesses search for alternatives to traditional maritime routes. The corridor is becoming more than a backup option — it is becoming part of the permanent logistics strategy for many companies.
RegulationEU Carbon Border Tax Now in Force for Asian Manufacturers
The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has entered its definitive phase in 2026. For manufacturers and exporters selling carbon-intensive goods into Europe, emissions data is now becoming part of the trade equation.
Market UpdateGlobal Container Rates Drop 22% as Supply Chain Normalizes
After years of disruption, congestion, and unpredictable pricing, container shipping markets are showing signs of normalization. But lower freight rates do not necessarily mean that global trade has become simple again.
EditorialThe New Silk Road: How Central Asia Became Global Trade's Backbone
Central Asia is no longer simply a region between major markets. Its geography is becoming a strategic advantage as new railways, ports, roads, and trade corridors connect China with Europe and the Middle East.
CorridorsIran-Russia Trade Route Sees 40% Volume Growth in 2026
Trade between Iran and Russia is increasingly connected through multimodal corridors that combine road, rail, and maritime transport. The growth of these routes reflects a broader shift in how businesses think about regional trade connectivity.