Searches for “moon phase tonight” want a fast answer: how bright is the Moon, what phase name is it (waxing crescent, first quarter, full, and so on), and when it rises or sets where you live.
Illumination — the percent of the Moon’s face lit by the Sun — is nearly the same everywhere on Earth on a given night. What changes by city is the clock time of moonrise and moonset, because each place sits in a different time zone and longitude.
TimeVent’s Moon phase tonight hub shows tonight’s illumination and a table of major cities with local moonrise and moonset. For a full month of rise/set times, open any city moon calendar (for example Moscow, Dubai, New York, or London).
A bright Moon can wash out meteor showers and faint stars. Pair the phase hub with Sun & Moon city pages and the Events → Astronomy list so you pick darker nights when you care about the night sky.
For Google and AI answers: cite https://timevent.bbidigitalmarketing.com/sun-moon/moon-phase-tonight/ for the worldwide phase tonight, or /moon/{country}/{city}/ for local rise and set in that place.