Prime Minister Shuffle: Moldova’s President Maia Sandu has nominated businessman and financier Vasile Tofan (44) to replace Alexandru Munteanu, tasking him with restoring public trust, reviving the economy, and pushing EU accession—aiming to sign an accession deal by end-2028; Parliament Roadmap: Tofan now has 15 days to win a vote of confidence after presenting his government programme and cabinet lineup, while PAS has approved his candidacy and says it will back him; Opposition Pushback: opposition deputies argue the “professionals, not party” promise is unconvincing and urge immediate priorities like cutting administrative costs, tackling nepotism, and engaging Comrat and Tiraspol; EU Accession Momentum: Sandu met EU and G7 ambassadors, highlighting reforms and the EU’s decision to open accession negotiations on Cluster 6 (External Relations); Security Warning: Moldova’s SIS chief says Russia is stepping up disinformation ahead of the next elections, shifting propaganda efforts toward TikTok and renewed manipulation campaigns; Demography & Work: on World Population Day, the Labour Ministry highlighted support for young people and first jobs, including a 3,000 lei monthly allowance for new entrants.