Serbia–Uzbekistan Tech & ICT Push: Serbia’s FM Marko Đurić met Uzbekistan’s deputy foreign minister in Belgrade, highlighting a “strong upward trajectory” and urging faster economic cooperation, including a planned first session of a bilateral commission on trade plus science and technical cooperation, with information and communication technologies on the agenda. Danube Drought Hits Power and Shipping: Europe’s record-low river levels are now directly disrupting energy and transport. In the Danube corridor, many vessels are waiting or running aground, while Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant has been forced down to reduced output and faces shutdown risk as cooling water becomes scarce. Local Fallout in Serbia: Reuters reports Nazi German warships and other wrecks are resurfacing near Prahovo as drought exposes the riverbed—raising cleanup and safety concerns where some vessels may still carry explosives. Global Robotics Race: The US FCC moved to restrict imports of foreign-made humanoid robots and related devices, escalating the US–China tech rivalry as investment in humanoid robotics keeps accelerating worldwide. Serbia–Zimbabwe Agreements: Serbia and Zimbabwe signed MoUs in Belgrade, with cooperation spanning foreign policy institutes and diplomatic consultations, plus plans that include science and technology links and Zimbabwe’s consular office reopening. Browser Choice in Serbia: Chrome is rolling out Brave Search as a built-in option in Serbia, letting users switch default search without manual setup.