Kosovo Tensions: Kosovo police denied Serbian Orthodox Church claims of harassment and intimidation of Serbs, saying arrests targeted suspected hate speech and violence, while the church warned the situation for Serbs is worsening and urged NATO and diplomats to stay engaged. Church Pressure: The Raška and Prizren Eparchy said property rights violations and obstacles to normal life are rising, calling for international protection of Orthodox holy sites. Belgrade Daily Life: A Belgrade Plaza car park closure is being ignored, with barriers ripped off and the site left unsecured, prompting warnings it’s a “disaster waiting to happen.” Serbia-US Ties: Foreign Minister Marko Đurić hailed the start of a new Serbia–US strategic dialogue, citing talks with senior State Department officials and meetings involving energy, transport, defense and NASA. Artemis Milestone: Serbia signed the Artemis Accords at NASA headquarters in Washington, with officials calling it a boost for science and cooperation. EU Rule of Law Watch: The European Commission’s Rule of Law reporting flagged uneven progress across the bloc and persistent concerns in some areas, including Serbia. Culture & Film: Belgrade’s Ethnographic Museum opens an interactive exhibition on Prince Marko, while Palić’s European Film Festival runs 18–22 July with dozens of screenings. Sports Spotlight: Novak Djokovic said retirement is closer than ever, while also stressing he still believes he can improve.