Belarus Crackdown on Education: Human Rights Watch says Belarusian authorities are running a nationwide intimidation campaign against the European Humanities University (EHU) community in Minsk, with searches, harassment, and detentions of students and relatives. Human Rights Defender Targeted: The Observatory for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders reports arbitrary detention and judicial harassment of Mazyr activist Uladzimir Tselyapun, facing charges including “slander against the president” and “facilitating extremist activities.” Cyber Espionage: Poland’s CERT Polska warns that the Belarus-linked hacking group UNC1151 (Ghostwriter) has been phishing Gmail users since March, using fake security notifications to steal account access. Political Prisoner Case Update: An apartment of economist Pavel Daneika, convicted in absentia, has been sold at auction after a court sentence tied to 2020 opposition activity. Regional Security Signal: Ukraine’s State Border Guard Service says there is currently no threatening buildup on the Belarus border, while defenses and mine barriers are being expanded. Diplomacy in Minsk: Armenia took part in a CIS consuls advisory council meeting in Minsk via video, focusing on consular cooperation and recognition of electronic documents. Civic Platform: Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya’s office is collecting questions for the “New Belarus Conference” in Warsaw on August 8–9, with submissions due June 15. Local Life: Minsk weather warnings were issued, and Belarusian telecom and transport updates included A1 Taxi expanding to Zhodino and MTS Belarus offering steep discounts on 5G phones.