Digital Services: Moldova’s e-Government push is paying off: in 2025, using online services saved over 853 million lei, with 426 services requestable online (with or without an electronic signature), reaching 67.7% of all services via EVO and eDemocratie.gov.md. Parliament & Health Lawmaking: MPs meet July 24 with 23 draft laws, including EU-aligned rules on accessibility for products and services and recognition of professional qualifications in the health sector, plus plans to digitize parts of judicial procedures. HIV & TB Funding: Moldova will receive a €10.008 million Global Fund grant for 2027–2029 to support HIV and tuberculosis prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care, with €4.5 million for TB and €5.5 million for HIV. New Health Priorities: The new Health Minister says reforms will shift focus from hospital-centered care to primary care, expand telemedicine, and digitize medical services. Government Reset: Moldova’s new cabinet led by Vasile Tofan was sworn in and backed by parliament, with EU accession and “quality public services” including health and social protection at the core. Local Care Support: In Taraclia, a mini-football cup raised 10,150 lei for a child’s urgent treatment. Cyber Risk for Care: A new study warns weak internet infrastructure can disrupt banking and healthcare services during outages.