Black Sea Security: A suspected Ukrainian maritime drone exploded near Constanța’s oil terminal on June 5, triggering evacuations and a Code Red alert; Romanian officials said it was “of the type used in the war in Ukraine,” while President Nicușor Dan blamed Moscow, and Defence officials are now pushing Ukraine to program future drones to self-detonate before entering Romanian waters. EU Climate Rules: EU ministers agreed to tighten when the bloc can suspend the carbon border fee on imports, a move Romania opposed, aiming to give more certainty for low-carbon investment. Moldova-RO Ties: Interim PM-designate Ilie Bolojan will visit Chisinau June 13–14, with temporary traffic and works restrictions in central areas. Moldova Politics & Identity: In Tiraspol, an unrecognized “parliament” introduced a bill to fine people for using the term “Transnistria,” extending a ban beyond Russian. Romania’s Government Crunch: Coalition talks around PM-designate Eugen Tomac are stuck, with the PNL refusing support and the clock ticking toward a June 14 deadline. Economy Mood: A World Bank forecast sees Romania at zero growth in 2026, while a BCG consumer survey finds 72% of Romanians view the economy negatively, with energy and inflation top worries. Budget Pressure (Pfizer): Finance Minister Alexandru Nazare said Romania is seeking a better way than immediate payment after losing a Pfizer vaccine lawsuit, with penalties around €680m plus daily interest. Energy Projects: Romania is assessing Serbia’s Djerdap 3 “in principle,” while Moldova is boosting gas security stocks and advancing power-line work. Business & Investment: DIGI is expanding in Europe via a deal with Belgium’s Bpost, and CCIR signed a Romania–Turkey cooperation protocol in Samsun.