07 September 2008	The on-line newspaper devoted to the world of transports	20:30 GMT+2

04/11/2002 ATI obtains US$11.7 million loan for South Harbour upgrade (Cargonews Asia) 04/11/2002 Three die in accident at Dry Docks (Khaleej Times) 04/11/2002 Ferry sinks in central Indonesia, at least five die (The Star Online) 04/11/2002 BRIEFS 04/11/2002 Dar's Cargo to Great Lakes Drops by 50 pc (The East African) 05/11/2002 Port gets facelift for ferry service (Daily News) 05/11/2002 SLPA breaks new ground with TSAs (Daily Mirror) 05/11/2002 Hi-tech deals turn transport wheels (The Australian) 05/11/2002 BRIEFS 05/11/2002 Cyprus in shipping tangle over New England shipping collision (Cyprus Mail) 05/11/2002 North-South international transport link will permit to solve the problem of cargo turn-over growing between Asian and European countries (Russian Transport News) 06/11/2002 Harbour backlogs too costly, says Radebe (Business Day) 06/11/2002 BRIEFS 06/11/2002 Transpacific carriers stick with plan to boost rates across the board (World Wide Shipper) 07/11/2002 Completed of the 8th Pier of the Ulsan Port (Maritime Press) 07/11/2002 HK ports target western Shenzhen (China Daily) 07/11/2002 BRIEFS 07/11/2002 Maersk seeks clarification on MSP eligibility (Marine Log) 07/11/2002 El Puerto de Valencia quiere liderar el tráfico mediterráneo (ExpansiónDIRECTO) 08/11/2002 Pirates attack 3 ships off Indonesian islands (Shipping Times) 08/11/2002 BRIEFS 11/11/2002 U.S. keeps wary eye on cruise ships for more pollution (USA TODAY) 11/11/2002 SNCB : l'Etat appelé à la rescousse (Le Soir) 11/11/2002 Fujian leaders press for direct links (Taipei Times) 11/11/2002 BRIEFS 11/11/2002 163 passengers, 18 crew members get sick on cruise ship (The Miami Herald) 11/11/2002 Union backlash postpones sell-off (Bangkok Post) 12/11/2002 Ships Collide in Channel (The Scotsman) 12/11/2002 Cruise operators eye Shanghai (China Daily) 12/11/2002 Arms smuggled thru Ctg port (The Daily Star) 12/11/2002 Hyundai Logistics to invest $1 mil. in China (The Korea Herald) 12/11/2002 BRIEFS 12/11/2002 Ports backlog finally clearing out (modbee.com) 13/11/2002 Air shipping in greater demand (Press-Telegram) 13/11/2002 More vessels call at Sultan Qaboos Port (Times of Oman) 13/11/2002 Virus reported on 10 cruises since May (Sun-Sentinel.com) 13/11/2002 Hyundai Heavy to invest W80 bil. in Samho Heavy (The Korea Herald) 13/11/2002 Modest growth in Kwai Chung container throughput (The Standard) 13/11/2002 BRIEFS 13/11/2002 U.S. sees terrorism threat against country's oil ports (The Washington Times) 14/11/2002 Puerto de Antofagasta inició segunda etapa del proceso de licitación de frente de atraque (El Diario) 14/11/2002 SCI sell-off process stalled again (Exim India) 14/11/2002 HK air passenger traffic shows strong recovery (China Daily) 14/11/2002 BRIEFS 14/11/2002 Ports need federal money to improve security, compete with U.S.: spokesman (Canoe) 14/11/2002 U.S. focuses on al Qaeda threat to oil shipping (CNN) 15/11/2002 Shanghai port may overtake Kaohsiung soon (The Straits Times) 15/11/2002 BRIEFS 18/11/2002 Vietnam cuts port fees (Vietnam Economy) 18/11/2002 Guangzhou Port Set to Handle 150 Million Tons of Goods This Year (People's Daily) 18/11/2002 Color Line buys Fjord Line (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette) 18/11/2002 Vinashin on local parts tack (VOV News - Radio the Voice of Vietnam) 18/11/2002 BRIEFS 18/11/2002 Three present Bolivar port offers (Business News Americas) 18/11/2002 Polish Steamship Company order newbuildings in the Far East (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette) 19/11/2002 Manzhouli -- China's Top Inland Port of Entry (People's Daily) 19/11/2002 Hanjin to Break Up Into 4 Sub-Groups (The Korea Times) 19/11/2002 BRIEFS 20/11/2002 China Airlines sees RM130m revenue from cargo division (The Star Online) 20/11/2002 Jordan's port expects record revenue (Business Day) 20/11/2002 Major Ports allowed to lease out surplus land (Exim India) 20/11/2002 BRIEFS 20/11/2002 Trade groups warn of dire consequences if port dispute continues (San Francisco Chronicle) 21/11/2002 Beirut Port in line for Chinese cranes (The Daily Star On line) 21/11/2002 Boeing to cut 5,000 more jobs (BBC News) 21/11/2002 BRIEFS 21/11/2002 Global trade keeps 7,000 ships afloat (The Times) 21/11/2002 Bankruptcy for Botnia Link (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette) 22/11/2002 Ports' security costs to soar (The New Zealand Herald) 22/11/2002 International shipping lines see Aqaba as transshipment centre (The Jordan Times) 22/11/2002 Galicia no tiene plan contra mareas negras (El Periódico) 22/11/2002 BRIEFS 25/11/2002 Shanghai port body to lose out after shake-up (The Standard) 25/11/2002 Qantas take major stake in Air NZ (The Sydney Morning Herald) 25/11/2002 La CE propone crear un fondo para paliar las mareas negras (5Días) 25/11/2002 Oil Tanker Collision Produces Spill in Bohai Sea (People's Daily) 25/11/2002 BRIEFS 25/11/2002 Amputated and weak shipping package (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette) 25/11/2002 Le mouvement des routiers tourne court (Les Echos) 26/11/2002 Airlines still have doubts over airport (Bangkok Post) 26/11/2002 Catástrofe ecológica en el litoral gallego (La Vanguardia Digital) 26/11/2002 BRIEFS 26/11/2002 Fosen sacks one third of workforce (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette) 26/11/2002 La France et L'Espagne renforcent les contrôles maritimes dès mercredi (Les Echos) 27/11/2002 Coastal steamers sail to new record (Aftenposten Interaktiv) 27/11/2002 Palestinian port personnel to undergo training at Aqaba (The Jordan Times) 27/11/2002 Galicia acoge otro petrolero obsoleto (La Vanguardia Digital) 27/11/2002 Sunk Oil Tanker Was Being Towed to Africa! (The East African) 27/11/2002 BRIEFS 28/11/2002 Billions needed to improve port (Daily Nation on the Web) 28/11/2002 Francia: el "Prestige" aún pierde fuel (La Vanguardia Digital) 28/11/2002 BRIEFS 29/11/2002 Ports struggle with security (ONE News NZOOM) 29/11/2002 Portugal e Italia secundan el acuerdo para la protección de las costas (ExpansiónDIRECTO) 29/11/2002 BRIEFS Index Home Page - Piazza Matteotti 1/3 - 16123 Genoa - ITALY phone: +39.010.2462122, fax: +39.010.2516768, e-mail