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Comment / OceanX radar: The Queen, the War and the DB Schenker sale

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First of all, a heartfelt rest in peace for the Queen who sadly passed away this week and who “lived more history than many people even care to learn during their lifetimes“. A constant in our lives and a kind of Lodestar, especially in these times of disruption, is gone. I suppose it is some kind of indication of the universal position she held that here I am, a Swiss-German commissioned by an Italian to write for a British publication, ...

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