Accessibility Law: Parliament advanced a draft law setting accessibility rules for goods and services, aiming for equal access for people with disabilities and others with functional limits; it covers six sectors including e-commerce, financial services, transport, government services, and emergency communications. Chisinau Planning: The “City Barometer” survey is launched for residents to shape Chisinau’s development strategy through 2040. Agriculture Shake-up: Agriculture Minister Radu Musteață resigned just days after taking office, citing responsibility to protect public trust amid a PDM-linked scandal; PM Vasile Tofan accepted the resignation and said the ministry will keep operating. Fuel Prices: ANRE approved short-term fuel price caps starting July 25–27, with AI-95 at 30.16 lei and diesel at 30.29 lei, citing global oil market pressure. Gagauzia Politics: Gagauzia mayors adopted a declaration opposing changes to autonomy’s special status and calling for broader discussion before any amendments. Digital Government: Moldova’s e-government monitoring says digital services saved over 853 million lei in 2025, with hundreds of services available online. Transnistria Business: Moldova’s Public Services Agency registered 2,492 economic agents from Transnistria and Bender (over 2,000 provisionally). Security & Justice: A Moldovan citizen was sentenced to 13 years in a Russian maximum-security prison on espionage charges. EU/Ukraine Legal Step: Parliament ratified a convention enabling Ukraine to seek compensation from Russia via an international claims commission. Education Funding: MPs approved financing for “Model Schools,” with €50 million total support to modernize dozens of schools and improve energy efficiency.