Strait of Hormuz Rules Tighten: Iran’s Persian Gulf Strait Authority says ships must submit transit requests 48 hours ahead, complete registration, and provide permits and insurance before crossing, with charges possible after a 60-day free period—raising new friction for carriers trying to restart trade. Hormuz Reopening Logistics: Analysts and trackers say nearly 80 million barrels of crude are lined up for transit as traffic returns, but shipping groups warn full normalization could take months while security and routing rules stay messy. Iran-US Deal, IRGC Risk: A Reuters report flags a paradox in the emerging US-Iran ceasefire talks: sanctions relief could also boost Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, whose business empire spans shipping and ports—complicating sanctions relief efforts. Delhivery AI Mapping: India’s Delhivery launched Delhivery Maps, an AI-powered routing and address intelligence platform built for commercial deliveries, now running across its network. FAST Expands 3PL Footprint: Philippines 3PL FAST opened a Davao logistics and crossdock mega hub near airport and port, adding 18,608 sqm of space and thousands of pallet positions. Freight Cost Relief in Pakistan: The Pakistan Goods Transport Alliance cut nationwide goods transport fares by 15% after a petroleum price drop, aiming to ease logistics costs and inflation pressure. Cold-Chain Fire Disrupts Storage: A large Boyle Heights cold storage facility fire flared again after shelter-in-place was lifted, highlighting ongoing risk management needs for warehousing and refrigerated logistics.