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Lineas takes over yet another area in Antwerp port

  • Marco Raimondi
  • October 13, 2026
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Belgian state-owned operator Lineas will take over Area 7 of the port of Antwerp, gaining control of 70% of the area dedicated to single wagonload…

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SNCF Rèseau chief: ‘Combined transport is working and working sustainably’

  • Guest authors
  • October 13, 2026
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“French combined rail-road freight transport is working and working sustainably,” according to the head of France’s rail infrastructure manager, SNCF Réseau, with the current growth…

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Australia condemns Iran’s role in attempted UK RAF terror attack

  • Guest authors
  • October 13, 2026
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RAF Fairford, the United States Air Force’s only European airfield for heavy bombers, was involved in the incident earlier this year on 27 September. The UK government has recently indicated Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps was allegedly involv…

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CIAJ Selects SoftBank, IPS, and Shikoku Electric Under Japan MIC’s Subsea Route Diversification Program

  • Telco Analyst
  • October 13, 2026
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Japan MIC / CIAJ SoftBank (Hokkaido CLS) IPS & IPS Pro (Wakayama CLS) Shikoku Digital Gateway Route Diversification
A comprehensive strategic analysis of the Communications and Information network Association of Japan’s (CIAJ) October 9, 2026 se…

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The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
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In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

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The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
  • 0

In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

  • mystery
  • unexplained

The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
  • 0

In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

  • mystery
  • unexplained

The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
  • 0

In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

  • mystery
  • unexplained

The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
  • 0

In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

  • mystery
  • unexplained

The Shipwreck in the Atlantic That May Not Be the Titanic

  • UFO Sightings Hotspot
  • October 13, 2026
  • 0

In 1911, the Olympic was the largest ship in the world, until a collision with a Navy cruiser damaged its hull and reportedly bent its keel. Its owner, J. P. Morgan, faced a costly repair bill and struggled to find anyone willing to cover the damage.&n…

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