Belarus Health Insurance Growth: Belarus reports 809,900 people covered by voluntary health insurance, up 3.1 times in five years, with January–May payouts reaching 1.6 million BYN and medical institutions reimbursed 136.9 million BYN (+17%). Minsk Road Safety: A BYD taxi crashed into a scheduled MAZ bus on Zhukov Avenue; the taxi driver and a 34-year-old passenger were taken to hospital for checks, while no one on the bus was injured. Healthcare Access & Resilience: A new study warns weak internet infrastructure can disrupt banking, healthcare, border control and government services during major outages, leaving hospitals unable to access patient records. Medical Education Pressure: Belarus’ health ministry explains low competition for medical university admissions, pointing to fewer applicants. Youth Militarization in Schools: Belarus is expanding pre-conscription military training in education, including structured multi-day “health camps” with drills and mandatory visits to active military units. Railway Rules & Medical Checks: Belarus introduces a new category of trains and updates railway safety and medical examination requirements for staff. International Health Cooperation: Volunteer doctors from Russia and Belarus delivered specialist care to 1,265 people in Chad and provided humanitarian aid worth 1m roubles. Travel & Nutrition Links: Belarus moves to boost Indonesia travel with direct flights talks after visa-free entry starts, while Belarusian firms sign contracts to supply milk powder for Indonesia’s Free Nutritious Meal program. Visa-Free Entry Update: Belarus publishes an updated list of countries whose citizens can enter without a visa, with stay rules varying by nationality and entry point.