As global shipping faces disruptions, the country is positioning itself as a transit hub linking Asia and Europe. KUALA LUMPUR: As rising geopolitical tensions disrupt traditional maritime routes, logistics players are pushing for a shift towards rail transport as part of a broader, multi-corridor trade strategy. In Southeast Asia, Malaysia is positioning itself as a key node connecting the region via rail with Central Asia and Europe. At the heart of this ambition is the Perlis Inland Port,