Press Review

Press Review Index
December 2002

	23/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	23/12/2002	Cross-strait Ties, Still Up and Down in 2002 (People's Daily)
	23/12/2002	C.Merchants in port expansion (China Daily)
	19/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	19/12/2002	Port to continue coke testing (Press-Telegram)
	19/12/2002	Shipping agents consider turning association into chamber (The Jordan Times)
	18/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	18/12/2002	Cosco India to take over agency functions w.e.f. January 1, 2003 (Exim India)
	18/12/2002	Joint venture for Whangarei harbour (The New Zealand Herald)
	18/12/2002	Ship collision causes fuel spill off Si Racha (Bangkok Post)
	17/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	17/12/2002	Russia raises pressure on Chevron's CPC (The Russia Journal)
	16/12/2002	ILWU Longshore Division Caucus votes to approve new contract (World Wide Shipper)
	16/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	16/12/2002	Armada toma buque Pilín León (La Hora)
	16/12/2002	National carrier will complete renewal of fleet in 2004 (The Jordan Times)
	16/12/2002	Shipping firms want fuel subsidies, perks (Sun Star Daily)
	13/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	13/12/2002	Opec agrees to cut oil output, lift quotas (Khaleej Times)
	13/12/2002	US company to help select port operator (The Daily Star)
	12/12/2002	Finnish and Russian Transport Ministries Agree on Admitting Russian Lorries to Finland (Pravda)
	12/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	12/12/2002	EEUU hace inútil el abordaje más importante de la Armada española (El Periódico)
	12/12/2002	Situación en Venezuela preocupa a la OPEP (El Carabobeño)
	12/12/2002	En Manche, le bouchon des pêcheurs (Ouest-France)
	12/12/2002	Legislation proposed to boost port security (The New Zealand Herald)
	11/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	11/12/2002	El 'Prestige' vierte al mar una media de 125 toneladas de fuel al día a través de catorce grietas (ExpansiónDIRECTO)
	11/12/2002	Suspected al-Qaeda missile ship held (The Times)
	11/12/2002	Asia piracy costs $25 billion a year (Daily Times)
	11/12/2002	Rescued crew disappears (Vladivostok News)
	10/12/2002	Producción petrolera cae por debajo de 1 millón de barriles por día (La Hora)
	10/12/2002	Bolivar port concession awards expected 1Q03 (Business News Americas)
	10/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	10/12/2002	Truckers Union Ignores Geneva Ban on Permits (TheMoscowTimes.com)
	10/12/2002	Investments in cargo handling facilities necessary (The Philippine Star)
	09/12/2002	Further cracks appear in sunken tanker (ITV)
	09/12/2002	Foreign trucking gets the green light in China (Cargonews Asia)
	09/12/2002	Tugs advised to keep strict piracy watch (The Star Online)
	09/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	09/12/2002	Le gouvernement français décide d'étendre le plan Polmar-terre aux Landes (Le Monde)
	09/12/2002	Pdvsa declaró fuerza mayor (eluniversal.com)
	09/12/2002	Color Line ditch merger (The Scandinavian Shipping Gazette)
	06/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	06/12/2002	Oil spill off S'pore after ships collide (The Straits Times)
	06/12/2002	Port of Hamburg predicts record 2002 volumes (Sched Net)
	06/12/2002	Port denies report of drop in activity (The Daily Star On line)
	05/12/2002	Venezuela oil disruptions deepen, tankers rebel (CNN)
	05/12/2002	EU ministers agree 'single-sky' deal (BBC News)
	05/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	05/12/2002	United Airlines faces bankruptcy (BBC News)
	05/12/2002	Shenzhen port's traffic to hit new high (The Straits Times)
	05/12/2002	Jordan stockpiles oil in tanker at Aqaba to meet emergency situations (The Jordan Times)
	04/12/2002	Plan to set up deep sea port (The Daily Star)
	04/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	04/12/2002	Containers vs. bulk: weighing the pros and cons (The Western Producer)
	04/12/2002	Zim pensioners battle for shares (Ha'aretz)
	03/12/2002	USD 6 Billion Needed Annually to Develop Russian Rail Transport (Pravda)
	03/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	03/12/2002	Activity shrinks in US manufacturing (Financial Review)
	03/12/2002	LUKoil Looking to Shed Tanker Fleet (TheMoscowTimes.com)
	02/12/2002	China gives Hutchison go ahead for big port project (Cargonews Asia)
	02/12/2002	*BRIEFS*
	02/12/2002	Cargo transit through Aqaba rises 29% (The Jordan Times)
	02/12/2002	Dubai ports heading for record year (Gulf News)
	01/12/2002	United, union keep talking (USA TODAY)