Aviation Diplomacy: Cambodia and the U.S. have concluded a long-running Open Skies deal after 12 years, setting up direct flight connectivity and U.S. investment plans tied to Cambodia’s main airport. Road Safety & Funding: Sri Lanka’s cabinet approved Rs. 1.09 billion to restore street lighting on the Colombo–Katunayake Expressway, prioritizing high-traffic interchanges and airport-adjacent stretches where most lights are currently out. Rail Expansion: Ho Chi Minh City proposes building 14 of 18 stations in the first phase of the Thu Thiem–Long Thanh rail line to cut upfront costs and speed approvals ahead of a planned July 2 push. World Cup Transit: Dallas-area agencies are ramping rail and security for FIFA 2026, with DART adding match-day service frequency and backup shuttles for Arlington-bound fans. Aviation Disruption & Security: Delhi is on high alert for the Cockroach Janta Party protest, with heavy police deployment at IGI Airport, rail stations, bus terminals, and border entry points. Public Health at Airports: Kenya says it remains Ebola-free while screening more than 80,000 travelers and testing 56 suspected cases as regional outbreaks continue. Aviation Crime: A Manchester Airport check-in worker pleaded guilty to helping smuggle nearly £30m to Dubai for luxury purchases and cosmetic surgery, highlighting airport-area vulnerabilities. Industry Watch: IATA leaders are meeting in Rio as jet fuel costs stay high and demand softens, with airlines adjusting schedules and route plans.