EU Maritime Security: EU mission Operation IRINI updated rules to let warships board Russian “shadow fleet” tankers in the Mediterranean, widening pressure on Russia’s oil flows. Border & Aviation: Britain warned of up to six-hour airport queues as the EU entry-exit system adds biometrics and slows processing. Rail Disruption: Ukraine-linked drone strikes hit Crimea rail—Russia suspended services after damage to a Moscow–Simferopol locomotive; passengers were evacuated by bus. Road Safety: Kenya saw at least 13 deaths in separate crashes; in the UK, a fatal casualty on tracks near Bolton blocked Bolton–Preston services. Transit & Infrastructure: Toronto is running heavy TTC/GO plans for the 2026 World Cup, with most fan travel expected via public transit. Freight & Trade: Latvia ordered double rail tariffs for cargo from Russia/Belarus to Latvia/Estonia/Finland, with Central Asian transit also set to cost more. Local Transport Policy: Nine EU capitals challenged a Commission proposal to force large corporate car fleets toward EV quotas. Urban Mobility: Jakarta’s weekly Car Free Day reported PM2.5 drops during the event. Maritime Risk: Houthis declared a complete ban on Israeli shipping in the Red Sea, threatening major rerouting and delays. Aviation Operations: A brief FAA ground stop disrupted some inbound flights at San Francisco International Airport. Safety Enforcement: Philippines’ LTO suspended a SLEX hit-and-run driver’s license for 90 days after a dashcam-linked crash injured a highway patrol officer.