Fuel Subsidy Watch: Indonesia’s President Prabowo orders subsidized fuel prices to stay unchanged despite oil-market swings, while officials say non-subsidized prices may move only if the ICP falls. Transport & Cost of Living: In the Philippines, Malacañang urges transport groups to hold dialogue over a planned strike, saying protests won’t solve grievances tied to Middle East-linked oil-price pressure; it also flags a possible P20-per-liter fuel subsidy for PUV drivers. Evacuation Preparedness: Malaysia’s Foreign Ministry says it is tracking 21,427 Malaysians across 14 conflict-affected countries and coordinating with ministries, NGOs, umrah operators, the RMAF and airlines for potential evacuation. Regional Security & War Fallout: Reuters reports the US has used “virtually all” of its long-range precision missiles in its Iran war, raising readiness concerns. Diplomacy Signals: US reporting says Trump met Syria’s Ahmed al-Sharaa and moved to remove Syria from the State Sponsors of Terrorism list, signaling a shift toward working with post-Assad authorities. Energy Markets: Marathon Petroleum posts its highest quarterly profit in four years as Hormuz disruptions and Middle East conflict lift refining margins. Trade Policy: South Korea says it will review joining CPTPP to diversify exports amid geopolitical uncertainty.