Dniester Water Watch: Moldova’s Novodnistrovsk reservoir keeps dropping as low inflows persist; the Environment Ministry says the level fell another 6 cm to 112.95 m, with intake at just 41 m³/s, and warns river levels may fall further. City Water Preparedness: The government has readied four more motor pumps for Chisinau City Hall and Apă Canal (after one was delivered), aiming to keep water supply stable if the hydrological situation worsens. Energy Pressure: Energocom urges households to cut electricity use during peak hours (6–11 pm), warning that extra regional purchases may be needed if demand spikes. Media Regulator Shake-up: Liliana Vițu resigned as head of Moldova’s Audiovisual Council, and Aneta Gonța was elected as her successor. Ukraine Solidarity: Deputy PM Mihai Popșoi paid tribute in Kyiv to victims of Russian attacks, saying Ukrainian resistance underpins Moldova’s security. Afghan Delegation: Moldova confirmed entry visas for an Afghan agriculture delegation; officials say no sanctioned members are involved and meetings are limited. Local Environment Dispute: Anenii Noi and other localities ask the Environment Ministry to revisit the Sherpeni landfill decision, citing missing studies and consultation gaps. Agriculture Market Tension: Farmers’ group Forța Fermierilor calls for reintroducing import licensing for Ukrainian cereals, warning cheap imports could destabilize Moldova’s grain market. Diplomacy: Latvia’s foreign minister will visit Chisinau for talks with Moldova’s top leadership. Diaspora Days: Diaspora Days 2026 begins in Chisinau, running through August under the theme “Wherever We Are, Moldova Unites Us!” Education Results: Taraclia District reports a 93.2% success rate in the 2026 baccalaureate exams.