International ties: Premier David Burt leads a Bermuda delegation to the Azores (12–14 July) to strengthen links with the island community of Azorean descent. Road safety & mobility: OBA’s Maurice Foley renews the call for smarter e-bike rules after UK compensation payouts tied to e-bikes and e-scooters topped £110 million, warning Bermuda can’t afford delay. Culture on stage: Bermudian choreographer Dominique Willis brings the world premiere of “In the Space of Us” to the Earl Cameron Theatre (17–18 July), exploring community, intimacy, grief and resilience through seven new dance works. Community & family support: Minister Tinee Furbert updates MPs on the Family Preservation Tier II Programme, aiming for high-frequency intervention for families at elevated risk of abuse or neglect. Human rights spotlight: Bermuda’s Human Rights Commission reports 215 intakes in 2025, with employment discrimination and workplace harassment among the most common concerns. Sports development: Warwick Football Academy appoints Dante Leverock as Director of Player Development & High Performance and lead coach. Public services: ShoreLink gets an offline fare-validation update so eligible mobile tickets can be checked even without internet. Local learning: BEN launches its Summer Literacy Programme at Somersfield Academy, pairing small-group tutoring with arts and jujitsu. Lifestyle & travel: Hilton Boston Park Plaza partners with the Spirit of Bermuda and Goslings Rum during Sail Boston, while a Bermudian sprinter, Sanaa Rae Morris, shifts from track to film after USC acceptance.