A failure of the EU's ICS2 customs system disrupts maritime transport cargo declarations
Maersk warns that the failure, which started on August 7, leaves entry declarations pending and hinders the issuance of customs reference numbers.
The EU and the United Kingdom sign the agreement on Gibraltar
The treaty completes the legal framework following Brexit and opens a new phase for mobility, economic activity, and cross-border relations.
The European Union tests the response to simulated cyberattacks on its maritime and railway networks
The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity coordinates the Cyber Europe 2026 exercise with more than 5,000 experts to assess transportation security.
The European Commission sets a specific strategy for islands and coastal communities
Brussels proposes measures on connectivity, energy, blue economy, housing, and climate resilience for insular and coastal territories
The member states approve the Conclusions on the EU Port Strategy
The transport ministers recognize ports as strategic assets and request corrective measures in response to the impact of the EU ETS on maritime traffic.
Customs agents warn of a risk of commercial collapse due to the new guarantees required in transit with Gibraltar
The sector estimates that the volume of guarantees that agencies will have to maintain exceeds 400 million euros and requests an urgent dialogue table with the Ministry...
The European Commission launches OceanEye to lead global ocean observation
The initiative aims for the EU to contribute 35% of the global ocean observation system and capture 35% of the technological market by 2035.
Tangier Med, the Chinese industrial base facing the Spanish coasts that worries Brussels
Chinese investments in northern Morocco have exceeded $6 billion since the pandemic and challenge the European Union's trade defenses
The European Parliament and the Council agree on the largest reform of the customs union since 1968
The Council and the European Parliament have reached an agreement this week to transform the customs framework of the European Union with a reform that the community...
The APBA positions digital interoperability at the core of trade between Central America and the EU
The Port Authority of Algeciras Bay (APBA) has participated in the EU-Central America 2026 Forum on Trade, Connectivity, and Sustainable Investment, held in Panama, with...
Washington intensifies its pressure at the IMO against the pricing of maritime carbon
Five months after blocking the adoption of a global carbon pricing mechanism in maritime transport, the United States has once again positioned itself at the center of...
The Council of the EU authorizes the provisional application of the free trade agreement with Mercosur following the ratification by Argentina and Uruguay
The Council of the European Union has authorized the signing and provisional application of the Interim Trade Agreement (ITA) with the Mercosur countries, allowing the...
The European transport sector demands at least 100 billion euros for the Connecting Europe Facility program
A coalition formed by 45 European transport organizations has sent an open letter to the Member States of the European Union requesting a substantial increase.
Spanish exports grow by 0.7% in 2025 and reach 387.092 million, the second best historical figure
The Spanish external sector closed 2025 with a year-on-year growth of 0.7% in merchandise exports, which reached 387.092 million euros, the second best annual record of...
Brussels keeps the provisional application of the trade agreement with Mercosur up in the air
The European Commission has not yet decided on the provisional application of the trade agreement with Mercosur, while its legality is being evaluated and it faces...
Andalusia TRADE organizes a trade mission for the naval sector in India following the free trade agreement with the EU
Andalusia TRADE promotes the participation of Andalusian companies in the Indian market through a trade mission in Mumbai, in the context of the recent free trade...
Gibraltar informs the cruise sector about the operational aspects of the agreement with the European Union
Minister Christian Santos met with representatives from the cruise sector to clarify the operational aspects of the agreement with the EU and its impact on stopovers in...
Interferry demands that the EU freeze the extension of the emissions trading system to the ferry sector
Interferry requests the European Union to freeze the extension of the Emissions Trading System to the ferry sector until existing inequalities are resolved.