Severe Weather Watch: Moldova’s meteorologists issued a Yellow Code for atmospheric instability in central and southern regions, with rain showers, thunderstorms, locally heavy downpours and strong winds; emergency services urged people to stay indoors, avoid trees and power lines, and call 112 if needed. New Government, New Priorities: President Maia Sandu swore in Prime Minister Vasile Tofan’s cabinet after parliament’s confidence vote, stressing faster EU alignment, stronger security and rule of law, and better use of European funds. Business Climate Push: Tofan asked for a package to curb abusive inspections of entrepreneurs, with a plan due by September 9, aiming to reduce lost working days and simplify rules. Climate-Resilient Agriculture: The new agriculture minister outlined priorities including a predictable farming system resilient to climate change, irrigation modernization, and expanding EU export markets. Water Supply Risk Signals: Moldova’s water situation remains under pressure as Dniester flows and reservoir releases are debated, with warnings that restrictions could return if discharge drops. Green Port Finance: DP World and the EBRD signed up to €25m for electrifying operations at Constanța’s container terminal, targeting lower CO₂, better air quality and less noise. Youth & Nature Learning: Chisinau’s summer programme will send 10,000 schoolchildren to camps and activities, including environmental education under “GREEN GATE 2026.”