ASEAN Diplomacy: ASEAN foreign ministers met Myanmar’s top diplomat Tin Maung Swe in Bangkok, urging “demonstrable progress” on the Five-Point Consensus—especially violence reduction, humanitarian access, and release of political prisoners including Aung San Suu Kyi—while analysts warn engagement could normalize the junta without real change. Suu Kyi Under House Arrest: Reports say Suu Kyi remains in Naypyitaw under tight secrecy, with her exact location hard to verify, keeping ASEAN pressure focused on access. Education & Youth: Myanmar’s 2026 matriculation marksheets will be issued from 16 July via an online appointment system; Cocokyun Township celebrated a 100% pass rate, crediting teachers, families, and military-linked support. Cultural Spotlight: Myanmar director Aung Phyoe’s debut “Fruit Gathering” won the Grand Prix—Crystal Globe at Karlovy Vary, with the jury praising its shift from friendship to obsession and queer desire. Public Memory: The regime says it is reviewing Aung San statues in 100+ townships, claiming “substandard” proportions—not erasure—though critics dispute the scale. Immigration Raid: Malaysia’s Melaka Immigration detained six Myanmar nationals, including two boys, in a grocery-shop raid tied to alleged “Ali Baba” licensing. Humanitarian Crisis: Human Rights Watch highlights deadly monsoon landslides in Rohingya camps in Bangladesh, calling for urgent funding to protect embankments, drainage, and relocation routes.