The acquisition of Euroports brings A.P. Moller Capital into Kavala, raising the prospect of Maersk redistributing container calls from Thessaloniki and potentially reshaping competition for cargo flows across the Balkan hinterland
Piraeus Container Terminal grew revenue by 12.5% and net profit by approximately 36% in 2025, even as container throughput fell 5.95%, against a backdrop of geopolitical disruption and shifting trade routes
Just a short voyage from Athens, Aegina reveals a world of ancient history, enduring faith and everyday warmth, where the sea connects generations and every return feels like coming home
Chios does not simply live beside the sea. For generations, it has turned geography, family and maritime tradition into something deeper: an inheritance carried across oceans and brought home again
Greece owns ports at the crossroads of three continents. Geography creates opportunity, not power. The decisive question is what happens after cargo leaves the quay
An island of fewer than two thousand permanent residents is quietly testing a question increasingly relevant across the Aegean: can a place develop without monetising away the qualities that made development possible?
China’s securities regulator has cleared a modest equity deal between a Guangxi port operator and a Zhejiang liner company. The timing, rather than the money, deserves attention
Ten years after COSCO took control of Piraeus, the port stands transformed — but shifting trade routes, tougher EU scrutiny and Mediterranean competition are rewriting the terms of its next decade
Three weeks after Trump told the shipping world to start its engines, he declared the Iran deal over. African ports that absorbed the overflow have spent the windfall on infrastructure, not celebrations
As Piraeus continues to expand, the real challenge is no longer growth itself but whether economic success can coexist with cleaner air, healthier neighborhoods, and a city that remains livable for future generations
