Government Reset & EU Push: Moldova’s parliament elected investor Vasile Tofan as prime minister and the new cabinet took office, with an “European economy, efficient state” programme focused on growth, EU accession, security, justice, and a better business climate. Anti-Corruption Watch: The National Anticorruption Center carried out new searches at state air navigation provider MoldATSA, continuing a case over alleged corruption and abuse of office. Energy & Costs: The 400 kV Vulcănești–Chișinău power line was fully energized toward commercial readiness, while the Energy Ministry proposes quarterly gas tariff adjustments and steps to cut distribution costs as prices rise. Local Governance Reform: Six mayoralties in Hîncești agreed to merge and receive 40.8 million lei for development; the voluntary amalgamation deadline is July 31. Social & Business Rules: Moldova published in the Official Journal the legal framework for electronic social security data exchange with EU states (EESSI), and the minimum wage is set to rise gradually to 10,000 lei by 2030. Trade & Investment Links: Moldova and Bulgaria’s chambers discussed new business forums and partnerships, and Moldova–Netherlands talks highlighted security and rule-of-law cooperation. Infrastructure Tenders: A 9.6 million lei tender was announced for sidewalks in seven localities.