Wildfire watch for Moldovans in Greece: The Moldovan Embassy in Athens warns of high wildfire risk from July 30, urging people to avoid affected areas in Attica, Peloponnese, central Greece, northern Aegean islands, the Cyclades and Crete, and to follow Greek evacuation orders via the 112 alert system. Hydrology & energy alert: Moldova has issued a 30-day state of alert for energy and hydrological sectors as river flows drop sharply; warnings cover the Dniester, Prut and several small rivers, with authorities calling for rational water use. Danube low water hits power markets: Falling Danube levels are affecting regional power generation, including Romania’s Cernavodă plant, while Moldova says electricity supply to consumers remains normal. Heatwave pressure: Romania is bracing for a heatwave starting July 30, with the worst conditions expected early August—raising heat stress and electricity demand. Water for farms: Moldova plans about €130m to modernize irrigation, expanding irrigated land by roughly 6,900 hectares to help agriculture adapt to climate change. Energy renovation support: New rules let homeowners’ associations access cheaper loan guarantees for apartment building upgrades, including insulation, heating modernization and renewables. EU integration momentum: PM Vasile Tofan met EU Ambassador Iwona Piórko, reaffirming plans to open remaining negotiation clusters and push reforms fast. Moldova–Romania push: Tofan’s first official visit to Bucharest focuses on investments and joint projects in energy, transport, infrastructure and environment.