Bucharest Business Push: Moldova’s PM Vasile Tofan begins his first foreign trip since taking office, meeting Romania’s President Nicușor Dan, interim PM Ilie Bolojan, and parliament leadership, with talks focused on economic cooperation, infrastructure, energy, security, and investment support. Energy Cost Watch: Moldova’s Energy Ministry urges voluntary electricity cuts during peak hours after Danube low water affects regional generation, warning prices could rise; separate reporting links the situation to potential higher costs if nuclear capacity is reduced in Romania. Gas Tariff Politics: PM Tofan says a gas tariff increase is “inevitable” due to higher cold-season purchase prices, while the government looks for ways to limit the impact and protect vulnerable households. Health Payments Go Digital: Moldova’s compulsory health insurance enrollment and premium payments are rising, with MPay becoming the main channel for paying contributions, while the CNAM reviews steps to tighten oversight and improve medical-services reporting systems. Anti-Corruption Finance: Moldova’s Anti-Corruption Center details allegations against former BEM chairman Grigore Gacicheivici over loan approvals and alleged money laundering abroad. Trade & Tech Diplomacy: Moldova and Türkiye discuss expanding trade and defense-technology cooperation and investment ties, while the PM also meets the Moldova IT Park Council to keep the digital sector competitive. Public Spending & Wages: The government prepares a new public-sector wage law draft for consultation next September, aiming to reduce pay discrepancies and boost priority sectors. Investor Climate: PM Tofan reiterates Moldova’s openness to investment beyond Europe, including China, and signals caution on proposals for extra bank taxation pending a draft reform. Regulatory Modernization: Parliament is set to ratify an electronic pledge registry, a move meant to simplify how businesses register security interests in movable property.