Belarus-Russia Talks: Lukashenko met Russian PM Mishustin in Moscow, saying Belarus and Russia will tackle a “common problem” on their southern and western borders and that supplies like fuel and food are being fulfilled. Minsk Transport: The bridge over the Svislach in Minsk has reopened after repairs, though some pedestrian areas remain closed. Minsk Daily Life: Minsk is installing thousands of new cameras to monitor residential courtyards. Economy & Prices: Belarus officials warn flour prices could rise in August–September, with some producers and Minsk bread plants named. Public Safety: A driver died after losing consciousness on the MKAD; in Pinsk, a grandmother helped stop phone fraudsters targeting her grandson. Repression Watch: The Investigative Committee opened special proceedings against Dissidentby founders; Belarus also expanded its “extremist” list, adding more names including a Lithuanian citizen. International Spotlight: UEFA opened disciplinary proceedings against Serbia’s Crvena Zvezda over a banner honoring Ratko Mladic. Regional Diplomacy: Azerbaijan and Belarus held political consultations in Baku-Minsk format, covering trade, energy, agriculture and cooperation in international bodies. Global Crisis: Nepal-Tibet flash floods keep killing and leaving thousands missing, with foreigners among the unaccounted.