New PM in Focus: Moldova’s parliament elected investor Vasile Tofan as prime minister, backing a pro-EU, reform-first agenda after a confidence vote. EU Accession Talks: Hungary again blocked opening negotiation clusters 2 and 3 for Moldova and Ukraine, pushing the next attempt to September. Anti-Corruption: Moldova’s National Anticorruption Center carried out fresh searches at state air navigation provider MoldATSA over alleged corruption and abuse of office. Energy & Infrastructure: The 400 kV Vulcănești–Chișinău power line was fully energized toward commercial readiness, while the Energy Ministry proposed quarterly gas tariff adjustments and ways to cut distribution costs. Travel & Security: The Foreign Ministry advised avoiding non-essential travel to Russia amid heightened risks, and customs warned of heavy traffic at Leușeni and Sculeni, urging travelers to use alternative posts. Local Governance: In central Hîncești, six mayoralties agreed to merge and will receive 40.8 million lei for development. Official Rules: Moldova published laws in the Official Journal on electronic social security data exchange with EU states and automatic suspension of vehicle registration for dangerous defects or expired inspections.