Global Health Funding: Moldova will receive a €10.008 million non-repayable Global Fund grant for 2027–2029 to strengthen HIV and tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care, with €4.5m for TB and €5.5m for HIV, plus transition plans to keep services running as external support tapers. Health System Priorities: New Health Minister Alexandru Gasnas says reforms will shift focus from hospital-centered care to primary care, with telemedicine and digitization of services, starting with consultations with ministry staff and health professionals. Government Reset: Moldova’s new cabinet led by PM Vasile Tofan was sworn in after a confidence vote, with EU accession, economic growth, and improved living standards at the top, while the government also dismissed two state secretaries from the health and agriculture ministries. EU-Linked Security & Services: PM Dorin Recean warned of a security crisis after Transnistria cut off Russian gas, triggering factory closures and rolling power blackouts—an issue that can quickly spill into heating and daily health needs. Local Care Support: In Taraclia, an ARBOM mini-football cup raised 10,150 lei in solidarity prizes for urgent treatment for a child, Kirill Manjarov. Digital Resilience for Care: A new study flags weak internet infrastructure as a risk to banking and healthcare continuity during major outages. Medical Training: USMF and FUJIFILM Healthcare Academy ran an endoscopy course updating doctors on colorectal lesions and GI bleeding management. Pharma Industry Move: Romania’s Biofarm is joining Poland’s Polpharma group, a development that could affect regional medicine supply and branding.