Ukraine Claims Commission: Moldova’s parliament ratified the Convention creating an International Claims Commission for Ukraine, letting Ukraine and affected parties seek compensation from Russia for damage from the 2022 invasion. EU-Moldova Lawmaking: MPs set a July 24 plenary with 23 draft laws, including 12 aligned with EU rules, covering topics from accessibility to crypto-assets and judicial digitalization. Public Admin Reform: Moldova’s Strategy Secretariat reviewed progress on the 2023–2030 public administration reform, with most actions completed or underway. Schools Upgrade: Parliament approved an EIB-backed “Model Schools” financing package worth over €50 million to modernize 20 institutions and improve energy efficiency and safety. Energy & Infrastructure: The 400 kV Vulcanesti–Chisinau power line reached full energization toward Chisinau, while authorities advanced the design phase for Union Highway A8’s first 5 km in Moldova. Border & Security: Ukraine, Moldova, Lithuania and Latvia signed a declaration to strengthen border cooperation; customs warned of heavier traffic at Leuseni and Sculeni and urged alternative crossings. Politics & Public Opinion: A new IMAS poll says most Moldovans oppose unification with Romania and NATO accession. Corruption Probe: Moldova’s anticorruption agency carried out searches at MoldATSA over alleged corruption and abuse of office. Health Funding: Moldova will receive a €10.008 million Global Fund grant for HIV and tuberculosis programs (2027–2029). Regional Diplomacy: China proposed deeper defense cooperation with Moldova, while President Droupadi Murmu continued her Europe tour with a stop in Romania.