Classified Info Rules: Moldova’s Justice Ministry, with the Intelligence and Security Service, drafted a new law to set how classified information is handled, who oversees it, and what sanctions apply. Water Reuse for Farming: The Environment Ministry opened a draft regulation for safe reuse of treated wastewater in agriculture, aligning with EU standards and focusing on monitoring, risk management, and responsibilities. Wastewater Tariff Pressure: Employers criticized new wastewater collection and discharge standards as technically unfeasible without major transition funding, warning of costly upgrades and fines. Energy & Water Security: The government said it’s working to keep drinking water supplies stable in Chișinău as Dniester flow drops, including talks to maintain higher releases from Ukraine. Cyber Fraud Defense: ARCOM is rolling out measures to block CLI spoofing by requiring mobile operators to verify calls and reduce fake “Moldova” caller IDs. Digital Finance Expansion: Moldcell bought a 67% stake in OCN Prime Capital to grow digital financial services, citing loans to 10,000 customers. Jobs & Skills Demand: Moldova’s labor market has 12,000+ vacancies, with demand rising for IT, construction, and green-energy roles. Transit Costs for Trade: Ukrzaliznytsia is negotiating a 50% discount on transit tariffs for Ukrainian goods through Moldova, tied to shipment volumes and locomotive availability. Youth & Education: Moldova’s Education Ministry outlined steps to help diaspora children integrate, including Romanian-language learning support in schools. Health & Pharma Training: USMF hosted EPSA Summer University for pharmacy students from 10 European countries, focusing on medication safety and responsible use. Local Tech/Industry: A Cyprus-based IT distributor (Asbis) reported record profits driven by AI infrastructure demand. EU Integration Context: Commentary highlights growing pressure on the EU to restart enlargement talks, with Moldova and Ukraine in the queue.