Weather & Safety: Moldova issued a Yellow Code for atmospheric instability, with rain showers, thunderstorms, locally heavy downpours (15–45 l/m²) and strong winds in central and southern regions; emergency services urged people to stay indoors during storms, avoid trees and power lines, and call 112 if needed. Water Security: As Dniester flows come under pressure, officials warned Chisinau could face a water supply crisis if releases from the Novodnestrovsk reservoir drop further; discussions focus on contingency options and storage. New Government, New Priorities: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan’s cabinet was sworn in after parliament’s confidence vote, with a programme built around an EU-aligned agenda and improved quality of life, including environmental policies. Less Bureaucracy for Green Growth: Tofan asked for a package to curb abusive inspections of entrepreneurs, with proposals due by September 9. Agriculture & Climate Resilience: The new agriculture minister set priorities for a climate-resilient farming system, irrigation modernization, and stronger export competitiveness. Green Finance (Regional): DP World and the EBRD signed a €25m green loan for electrifying operations at Constanța’s terminal, cutting CO₂ and improving air quality. Public Participation: Chisinau’s summer programme will include environmental education for thousands of children, with “GREEN GATE 2026” activities in nature.