Health & Daily Life: Russia’s SM-Clinic warns that poorly maintained air conditioners can spread infections and trigger serious risks like Legionnaires’ disease, urging sensible temperatures and regular filter cleaning. Labor & Bureaucracy: A Russian employment authority says it’s only “fact-finding” on alleged drone-factory jobs linked to the Alabuga SEZ, promising any opportunities would go through full vetting. War Tech & Ethics: A report describes Ukraine’s Brave1 “e-points” system rewarding drone-strike kill videos with hardware and feeding battlefield AI training—raising fresh questions about how conflict data is monetized. Religion & Politics: A scholar alleges the Russian Orthodox Church coordinated with the FSB to identify and punish anti-war priests, including using state-gathered communications in church proceedings. Culture & Memory: Memorial’s work continues from exile after being labeled “extremist,” with its archival exhibition set to appear in Amsterdam. International Culture Diplomacy: Pakistan marked Independence Day in Moscow with talks on expanding trade, education, tourism, and people-to-people cultural ties. Science & Consumer Tech: Saratov State University researchers claim a new battery material could speed charging 1.5x and boost capacity fivefold, with performance holding up across temperatures.