Medicine Access & Safety: Moldova approved a national information system to monitor medicine stocks daily across the whole supply chain, aiming to shift from “crisis” to prevention so patients don’t learn about shortages first. Public Health Administration: The National Health Insurance Council says about 2.5 million people are registered in compulsory health insurance, and MPay is now the main way to pay premiums. Water Crisis Preparedness: Chisinau’s emergency commission set up sector working groups and fuel/water reserves to keep water supply, transport, and medical/social institutions running during the hydrological and energy strain. Hydrology Watch: Transnistria issued a yellow-orange danger level for the Dniester (low levels), while Chisinau extended warnings and a 30-day emergency regime is in place. Clinical Care & Growth: Medpark reported revenue growth to 870 million lei, driven by higher volumes of medical services and continued expansion of specialized care. EU-Linked Justice Reform: Moldova reported progress on Chapter 23 benchmarks, including Supreme Court staffing and ongoing judicial digitalization. Health Workforce & Pay: A new public-sector wage law is set for public debate next September, with promises of fairer pay—especially in priority areas like health. Research & Trials: Paradigm completed Phase 3 enrolment for Zilosul for knee osteoarthritis pain, with interim analysis targeted for September. Education for Health Careers: New university specialties include Bioinformatics and Pharmacy Assistance, and admissions are open via eadmitere.gov.md.