Parliament Watch: Romania’s Parliament will convene Monday for a three-day extraordinary session, with senators pushing the Hydrogen Law under emergency rules to protect a €2.84bn EU Recovery and Resilience payout, while deputies revisit the Integrity Law after Constitutional Court objections and new high-school entrance exam rules; the public-sector pay law also remains in limbo as unions reject the draft and only the Liberals back the latest version. Nuclear & Water Crisis: Emergency works are underway to restart Cernavodă, as Danube drought leaves both reactors offline; authorities plan dredging, a groyne to redirect water, extra Olt releases, and high-capacity pumps, with military divers and surveys supporting the effort. EUFOR Quick Response 2026: Romanian troops move to Camp Butmir as EUFOR ramps up reserve readiness for “Quick Response 2026,” with increased activity expected across Bosnia and Herzegovina. Black Sea Security: Romania says an F-16 destroyed an explosive-laden maritime drone near the Neptun Deep gas project, while EU officials frame the incident as part of Russia’s hybrid warfare. Regional Fire Response: The EU sends helicopters and firefighting teams to Serbia as wildfires rage at Deliblatska Pescara, with Romania contributing personnel and equipment. Moldova Border Pressure: Moldova reports drone incursions during Russian attacks and discusses new border scanner procurement to better detect illicit weapons and ammunition flows.