Hydrology Alert: Moldova has entered a 30-day hydrological and energy state of alert as river flows drop. The Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring Authority reports reduced discharge on the Dniester and Prut and many smaller rivers, with the harshest red levels on Vilia, Draghiste, Cubolta, Cainar and Botna (around 10% of typical averages). Authorities urge rational water use and targeted interventions. Energy Security: The government also launched a 30-day energy alert to prevent diesel supply disruptions, citing rising oil and diesel prices, Red Sea logistics disruptions, low diesel stocks, and even cases where dozens of stations had no diesel available. Wildfire Solidarity: Moldova’s firefighters are again helping in Greece under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, supporting efforts against vegetation fires near Thessaloniki. Local Climate Action: The Covenant of Mayors – East marked 15 years of local climate and energy work across the Eastern Partnership, focusing on efficiency, emissions cuts, renewables and adaptation. Waste & Circular Economy: Chisinau is moving ahead with a major municipal waste sorting transfer station and a new sorting line, backed by EBRD, EIB and E5P funding. Biodiversity Enforcement: The INSP received five EU-supported vehicles under an Interreg NEXT project to strengthen cross-border protection against poaching and illegal fishing in the Dniester basin. EU Integration Push: PM Vasile Tofan reaffirmed accelerated EU accession reforms, including opening negotiation clusters, while Moldova also advances legal alignment via the Hague Convention for easier recognition of court rulings abroad.