Social Media Monitoring: Belarus’ Investigative Committee says it will step up monitoring and rapid response on Threads and TikTok, focusing on misinformation, incitement of hostility, false reports of danger (including threats that could affect public safety and health), and any rehabilitation of Nazism. Healthcare Workforce Reality Check: Belarus officials claim the doctor shortage is “solved” by increasing workload, but a Belarusian doctor says the fix is really just more pressure—and warns nurses are also in short supply. Doctor Training Pipeline: Moldova’s USMF “Nicolae Testemițanu” will hold an oath-taking ceremony for 2026 graduates (medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and allied health), with 966 new specialists taking the oath on June 16. Public Health & Access Risks: A report on fertilizer markets after Strait of Hormuz disruption argues that when logistics and critical inputs are constrained, access—not price—drives outcomes, with knock-on effects for where food is produced. Belarus–China Health Links: A Brest regional official says Chinese medical specialists are already working in Brest hospitals, pointing to growing Belarus–China cooperation in healthcare and education. Prisoner Health Concerns: Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says U.S.-led talks to secure more prisoner releases have been delayed; she notes delays “ruin health” for vulnerable detainees.