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    EU moves to reinforce Operation Aspides in the Red Sea●EU wants to reinforce Operation Aspides in Red Sea✉newsWorldEU Politicsjust now

    The European Union is seeking to strengthen Operation Aspides, its naval mission protecting commercial shipping from attacks in the Red Sea. The operation, launched to safeguard vessels from Houthi threats, is set to receive additional resources and capabilities. The move reflects ongoing concern over maritime security on one of the world's busiest trade routes.

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    Iran reroutes trade to Caspian Sea as Hormuz disrupted▼Iran shifts trade north to Caspian Sea as war impairs Strait of Hormuz✉newsWar6 h ago

    Iran is shifting its trade routes north to the Caspian Sea as the ongoing war impairs shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, the main artery for its oil and goods exports. The Strait's disruption has forced Tehran to seek alternatives, including transit via northern ports and routes through Central Asian neighbours. The change signals how the conflict is reshaping Iran's commerce and regional logistics.

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    92% of would-be social housing buyers never apply, report finds●Why 92% of social-housing aspirants have never submitted an application✉newsBusinessReal Estate6 h ago

    A new report in Vietnam highlights that an overwhelming 92% of people who say they want social housing have never actually submitted an application. The finding points to persistent barriers in the country's affordable housing programme, with observers citing complicated procedures, strict eligibility rules and limited suitable supply as likely reasons keeping would-be buyers from formally applying despite strong stated demand.

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    Fifty-one startups presented their solutions in demonstration sessions under the Philippines Department of Trade and Industry's ASPIRE program. The pitches showcased a range of innovative products and services developed by early-stage companies seeking support, exposure and potential partnerships through the government-backed initiative.