NATO & Security: Latvia’s Constitution Protection Bureau (SAB) says Russia is more likely to use hybrid attacks and provocations to raise pressure on NATO and weaken support for Ukraine, but a large conventional attack is currently seen as unlikely. Riga & Public Safety: About 15 protesters at the Imanta rail crossing in Riga demanded safer barriers for pedestrians and cyclists after two deadly accidents near the site in recent months. Food Safety: Latvia’s Food and Veterinary Service launched enforcement against SIA “Topfruit” over hygiene violations at a Riga cherry-packaging warehouse, including lack of hot water, missing health checks, and improper labeling. Economy & Business: Bolt reported its first net profit (about €0.9m) while revenue rose 14%, and the company says it paid €49m in payroll taxes in Estonia. Heat & Health: Latvia remains under an orange heat alert with tropical nights and high UV; emergency services report heat-related illnesses, especially among children and people in outdoor activities. Weather Outlook: Forecasts point to some relief later this week as rain and thunderstorms become more frequent. Local Culture & Lifestyle: A peony collector in Vidriži is growing 700 varieties, while a Riga sailing event set a Guinness record with 611 participants blowing fog horns simultaneously. Finance & Rates: Bank of Latvia’s Mārtiņš Kazāks urged a measured ECB approach, saying there’s no need for rushed multiple rate hikes. Defense Command Change: From July 1, Latvian and Estonian land forces will fall under NATO’s 1st German/Netherlands Corps.