Hi-Tech Park regulation update: Belarus is preparing an “HTP 3.0” decree, with draft testing under way across government bodies, and the Hi-Tech Park Supervisory Board is also adding new permitted activity for additive technologies (with software-and-hardware focus) plus tightening rules for crypto residents. HTP crypto audit expansion: Belarus will expand the list of audit companies allowed to serve High-Tech Park crypto applicants and residents from 2 to 7, alongside new annual reporting requirements tied to compliance and business processes. Belarusian science for aquaculture: Researchers at the Belarusian State Agricultural Academy say they’ve built an incubation unit for industrial breeding of river crayfish in closed pools, aiming to raise larval survival up to 90% and cut incubation from ~8 months to ~3. Cybersecurity risk spotlight: A GitHub repo claims a reconstructed Stuxnet-style malware, reigniting concerns that destructive cyber tools can spread faster as more code becomes publicly available. Belarus–Brazil tech and industry talks: Belarus and Brazil held consultations on trade and cooperation, including potential joint projects in agriculture, manufacturing, mining/petrochemicals, and information technology. Minsk education concept: A new “School of Discoveries” in Minsk’s “Green Harbor” complex will focus on natural sciences and be designed like a research station, with themed “Moon/Mars/Sun” buildings. Wildlife monitoring: Belarus reports a sharp rise in bear numbers (to 1,289 by 2025) citing protection, migration, and improved counting—plus more human-bear contact tracked via modern tech.