Climate & Health Alert: Tajikistan’s Hydrometeorology Agency warns of extreme heat (valleys +42–47°C; Sughd, GBAO and western areas face glacial mudflow risk) plus dust-related air pollution affecting Khatlon and Dushanbe from July 21–22. Regional Heat Impacts: Across Central Asia, mid-July extreme heat buckled roads, strained power grids, and triggered temporary electricity cuts and local disruptions—showing how climate stress hits infrastructure and emergency services at once. Bilateral Green Cooperation: During President Emomali Rahmon’s state visit to Mongolia, leaders planted commemorative trees and signed 11 agreements, including environmental protection and climate action, linking Mongolia’s “Billion of Trees” with Tajikistan’s greening plan. Aviation & Emissions: Tajik carrier Shohin Airlines confirmed its first Airbus order—four A320neo-family jets—aiming for more fuel-efficient, lower-CO₂ operations as it expands regional and international routes. Science Diplomacy: TWAS and AAAS launched a Science Diplomacy course with Tajikistan among participating countries, focusing on climate change, food insecurity, and biodiversity loss. Wildlife Tracking: Kyrgyzstan reported the first fully traced migration route of a young vulture, crossing multiple countries including Tajikistan—highlighting the value of cross-border conservation data. One Health Reporting: A regional webinar trained journalists on how to cover zoonotic risks like avian influenza responsibly, to reduce panic and improve public understanding.