Strait of Hormuz Restart, Still Mine-Heavy: Shipping is beginning to move again after a US-Iran deal, with early crossings and insurers scrambling capacity, but the main lane remains blocked by about 80 mines and normal traffic could take months as crews reroute via northern and southern corridors. Marine Insurance Surge: Lloyd’s and Chubb launched a new $400m war-risk consortium to help brokers cover vessels and cargo transiting the strait. Black Sea Shipping Under Fire: Russia’s drones hit civilian ships under Panama and St. Kitts and Nevis flags, killing one crew member and injuring five, underscoring risks to freedom of navigation. Rail Operations, Passenger Impact: Indian Railways is set to expand Station Masters’ powers to improve safety and service, while UK rail disruptions hit York-Leeds weekend works and a Bolton-Wigan line closure after a person died on tracks. Rail Growth in Asia: China expects nearly 20m passenger trips for the Dragon Boat holiday and schedules 1,028 extra trains; China-Europe freight train trips jumped 10.8x over a decade. Aviation & Mobility Tech: Waymo recalled thousands of robotaxis after cars entered closed freeway construction zones, and an electric aviation startup Beta is betting on Vermont to scale advanced air mobility. Global Trade Signals: A report says US imports from Hormuz-affected ports collapsed in May, reflecting how quickly chokepoints can reshape supply chains. Health Watch: The hantavirus cruise ship scare tied to MV Hondius is ending after no new cases for weeks, with quarantines lifted.