Medicine Supply Watch: Moldova’s government approved a centralized information system to monitor human-use medicine stocks across the whole supply chain, enabling real-time tracking, preventive alerts, and faster action to prevent shortages. Dual Education Support: Companies running dual education programs will be reimbursed for up to 50% of eligible costs, with the subsidy pot set to rise to 25 million lei annually. Entrepreneur De-bureaucratization: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan says 55 complaints about abusive inspections have been submitted via controale@gov.md and has ordered a package to simplify business rules and cut inspections by September 9. Energy & Water Alert: A 30-day state of alert is in place for energy and hydrology amid diesel supply strain and low river levels; authorities are adjusting diesel price calculations and tightening import/export conditions while monitoring water risks. Hydrological Warnings: Yellow to red alerts cover the Dniester, Prut, and several smaller rivers as flows drop sharply, urging rational water use. EU Path & Regional Ties: Tofan is set for his first trip to Bucharest to push transport/energy interconnection and discuss EU accession support with Romanian leaders. Public Spending Cut: Moldova canceled the August 31 Romanian Language Day concert tied to the 35th independence anniversary to reduce public spending. Local Education Reform Costs: Education territorial agencies planned for January 1, 2027 are said to be cost-neutral, taking over existing budgets and staff rather than adding new roles. Passport & Driver’s License Fees: The Public Services Agency clarified updated fees, including higher passport and driver’s license costs tied to new document security features.