Transnistria Education Policy: Starting Sept. 1, schools in the separatist region will open each week with an unrecognized “state” flag and anthem, a move Moldova’s constitutional authorities do not recognize. Youth Snapshot: Moldova’s young people (14–34) fell by 13.5 thousand in 2025, and only about four in ten are employed, with young women more likely to be out of work or study. Reintegration & Education Access: Government State Secretary for Reintegration Roman Roșca met Norway’s delegation, focusing on left-bank public services, ferry operations in Dubăsari, and access to Romanian-language education in Transnistrian lyceums. Chisinau Mobility Upgrade: Chisinau joined the CIVITAS European mobility network, aiming to bring cleaner, safer transport planning and city-to-city know-how. Identity Services Online: Moldova’s Public Services Agency lets people report lost or stolen identity documents online via evo.gov.md (with an electronic signature), automatically marking documents in the register. Independence Day Culture & Community: Preparations continue for the Aug. 27 Independence Day parade with 2,000+ service members, plus a Great National Dictation on Aug. 31 for Romanian Language Day. Tourism Grants: A state-funded program will support new sustainable, cultural, and digital tourism products across Moldova. Diaspora Youth Ties: PM Vasile Tofan met 120 diaspora children and young people in the DOR program, urging them to keep “roots” and adapt to change.