Maersk skips call at Rotterdam as labour issues bring delay
Labour unrest at the port of Rotterdam has exposed long-standing issues and diminishing hopes of ...
Here’s a classic Catch-22: the Iron Rhine is the rail link, dating back to the 19th century, between Germany and the Belgian port of Antwerp, which also passes through the Netherlands. (Incidentally, the agreement to originally build the link was part of the Treaty of Belgium in 1839 in which the independence of the country was established. However, use of the line declined to virtually nothing by the early 1990s). Now, the Belgians and Germans want to bring it back ...
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