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ASDP Strengthens Maritime Connectivity in Kepri through the Transformation of Tanjung Uban Port

PT ASDP Indonesia Ferry (Persero) is developing Tanjung Uban Port in Bintan Regency as a strategic maritime connectivity center in Riau Islands. This project increases passenger and vehicle capacity, accelerates logistics flow, strengthens tourism, and supports local economic growth — while realizing the vision of an inclusive national maritime connectivity.

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Sodium Batteries Tested in Chinese Heavy Trucks: Can They Replace Lithium?

FAW Jiefang, a leading Chinese heavy truck manufacturer, is testing sodium-ion batteries in Class 8 trucks to evaluate their potential as a cheaper and more sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries. This article analyzes technical specifications, real-world test progress, commercial prospects, and implications for the logistics industry in Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.

1 hari lalu4 min read37

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Subsidized Diesel to Drop to RM2.10 Per Liter Starting July 2026: MyKad as Key Targeting Mechanism

The Malaysian government announced a reduction in the price of subsidized diesel to RM2.10 per liter starting July 2026, using the MyKad verification mechanism like the Budi95 initiative. This move aims to reduce transportation and logistics costs, while tightening subsidy targeting to eligible Malaysian citizens.

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Spaceship Stadium and Ronaldo Fever: What Guardian Reporters Felt in the First Week of the 2026 World Cup

The first week of the 2026 World Cup showcased a sharp contrast: from futuristic stadiums in Dallas to the warmth of the Kansas City community, from Ronaldo fever in New York to the logistical challenges that tested the endurance of reporters. The Guardian noted the high-quality matches, the extraordinary friendliness of locals — and the $5 bottle of water at the media center.

2 hari lalu5 min read7

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20:48: Japan's High-Speed Train Returns to Operation After Disruption That Shook the East Asian Logistics Chain

On June 19, 2026, around 20:48 local time, the Tokaido Shinkansen — the heart of Japan's high-speed rail system — gradually resumed operations after a complete stop between Tokyo Station and Shin-Osaka Station due to a human incident at Hamamatsu Station. The seven-hour disruption was not just a travel inconvenience; it disrupted daily commutes, jeopardized schedules for critical electronic component deliveries, and exposed the deep dependence of the East Asian region on the precision of Japan's infrastructure mechanisms. NHK World reported that recovery required a thorough inspection of the tracks and safety verification by JR Central.

3 hari lalu3 min read11

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Iran Files Official Complaint to FIFA Over Severe Logistic Restrictions at 2026 World Cup

Iran's national team will file an official complaint to FIFA following severe logistic restrictions imposed by the 2026 World Cup organizers, including only being allowed to enter Los Angeles **24 hours before their crucial match against Belgium on June 23, 2026**. This incident occurred after their opening match against New Zealand in Dallas and has been heavily criticized by coach Amir Ghalenoei and captain Mehdi Taremi as 'most pressured' and 'logistic disaster'. The complaint reflects a major challenge in managing international events on a massive scale like the 2026 World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Mexico, and Canada.

3 hari lalu5 min read8

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Iran Team Files Formal Complaint with FIFA Over Travel Restrictions for 2026 World Cup

The Iranian national team has announced its intention to file a formal complaint with FIFA regarding travel restrictions affecting the team delegation and supporters during preparations for and participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This occurs amid the final phase of international preparation, with qualification matches and pre-tournament programmes underway in the United States, Canada, and Mexico—the three co-host nations. The complaint highlights logistical challenges, visa uncertainty, and impacts on universal sporting rights guaranteed under the FIFA Statutes.

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