Hydrological Alert: Moldova has entered a 30-day hydrological state of alert as Dniester and Prut flows drop sharply, with warnings ranging from yellow to red on several river sections and small rivers; authorities urge rational water use and targeted readiness. Energy Security Measures: A 30-day nationwide state of alert in the energy sector was also launched to prevent diesel supply disruptions, citing rising fuel prices, logistics strain, low regional stocks, and low Danube levels affecting transport to Giurgiulesti. District Heating Upgrade: Around 300 Chisinau public institutions will get modernized district heating via 440 Individual Heating Points under the STEEM project, aiming for lower consumption and better control per building. EU Path Update: PM Vasile Tofan met the EU ambassador to reaffirm accelerated accession work, including opening remaining negotiation clusters and pushing reforms for citizens and business. Wildfire Solidarity: Moldovan firefighters are supporting vegetation fire response in Greece again under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism, as climate-driven fires intensify across Europe. Local Infrastructure for Cleaner Roads: The Slobozia-Mare bypass reopened after a long wait, built to European standards with EBRD support to divert heavy transit traffic and reduce pollution in south Moldova. Waste & Circular Economy: Chisinau’s new waste sorting line is ready for installation, part of a major municipal solid waste investment backed by EBRD, EIB and E5P grants.