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Saudi-Operated Chittagong Terminal Set for Full Capacity as Bangladesh Expands Port Infrastructure

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Global shipping routes shift as Arctic ice melt opens new trade corridors

“The gradual retreat of Arctic sea ice is altering global shipping dynamics, creating shorter but geopolitically sensitive trade routes.” The