20:00 News Headlines: Raids at ‘Multi Transport’ Company; Criminal Proceedings Against Lukashenko

Here are the news summaries from the past hour:

• Following the raids conducted at the ‘Multi Transport’ company, house arrest has been imposed on the director for tax evasion.
• The court rejected the lawsuit of the second president against the prime minister, interpreting his statements as subjective evaluative remarks. The second president's office has responded.
• The head of the prime minister's office has been dismissed, with a former ambassador to the USA set to replace him.
• The influx of tens of thousands of illegal migrants has triggered a severe crisis and human casualties in the Spanish exclave.
• Several European countries are calling for the temporary suspension of the Schengen Agreement regarding Spain for failing to ensure the security of its external borders.
• Russia has imported a large batch of gasoline from Morocco via sea, which has already been put up for sale.
• An American billionaire has refused to meet with the President of Ukraine to discuss the provision of satellite intelligence data.
• The President of Ukraine's office has appealed to the prosecutor's office to initiate criminal proceedings against the leader of Belarus.
• In August, temperatures and precipitation in Armenia will be within normal limits, with brief rain expected in certain regions in the coming days.