Euro-Politics & Culture: Moldova’s Eurovision fallout is still rippling: Vlad Turcanu resigned as head of Teleradio-Moldova after the 2026 jury controversy, saying the “vote cast is my responsibility.” EU Push: President Maia Sandu is in Europe-facing diplomacy mode, visiting the European Parliament and the Netherlands while Germany reconfirmed support for Moldova’s EU path. Human Rights Under Pressure: Moldova is hosting a Council of Europe migration rights debate that NGOs warn could weaken protections by shifting how courts interpret rights. Transnistria Tensions: Moldova summoned Russia’s ambassador after a drone incident and leaders condemned Putin’s simplified citizenship offer for Transnistria residents as a recruitment tool. Justice & Security: Europol backed a crackdown on a €240m fake medicines network across Eastern Europe, including Moldova. Economy & Business: The government launched “We Succeed” to simplify rules and cut costs for firms, with more investment deals expected at a Moldova–EU conference on June 4. Energy & Daily Life: Moldova imported over 19,000 tons of fuel last week and received EU equipment to help manage Dniester pollution after a spill in Ukraine. Civic Life: International Museum Day kicked off with special programmes, including a Museum Night at Parliament drawing 1,600 visitors.