Tiananmen Vigil Sentences: Hong Kong’s court jailed three Tiananmen vigil organisers under the national security law for incitement to subversion, handing Lee Cheuk-yan seven years, Chow Hang-tung seven years and three months, and Albert Ho five years and two months—sparking fresh international condemnation and underscoring shrinking space for public dissent. Police on Assemblies: The police chief said there is “no red line” for approving public assemblies, but warned national security risks remain, as the government also condemned Western criticism over the case. Heat Relief Measures: The Home Affairs Department opened 19 temporary heat shelters across Hong Kong, with extended opening hours during Very Hot Weather Warnings and support including cooling, water and bedding. Ethnic Minorities & Belt and Road: Labour minister Chris Sun said Hong Kong’s ethnic minority communities can help mainland firms go global by leveraging language and cultural ties to Belt and Road countries. BRICS in Focus: Xi Jinping arrived in Delhi for the BRICS summit amid attention on India-China trade and the wider push to reduce dollar dependence—while a separate report highlighted Xi’s heavily armoured Hongqi limousine being transported under black covers. Markets & Tech: Hello Group reported a profit turnaround as overseas revenue rose while China revenue slid, and Hong Kong investors are increasingly using AI tools for faster trading research. Local Safety: Police are investigating after a mainland Chinese woman’s body was found in waters near Lamma Island; an autopsy will determine the cause of death.