Buying a home in Serbia is set to become easier: the authorities are bringing order to the property market, where the same property is often advertised in several listings simultaneously, with different prices, floor areas and specifications given. To verify this information, the Serbian authorities are creating a centralised database, which is due to go live in spring 2027.
A former flight captain with Air Moldova is seeking, through the Constitutional Court (CC), recognition of six additional years of service in aviation: social security contributions were paid at the rate of a high salary, yet the state refuses to recalculate his special pension.
Approximately 4 million lei have been recovered, refunded or actually collected as a result of the remedial measures set out in the Court of Auditors’ Annual Report for 2025. At the same time, the total value of transactions rectified or adjusted during audit engagements amounted to approximately 947.68 million lei.
The Audit Chamber has identified large-scale breaches in the Ministry of Culture’s management of state property and allocation of funds. The auditors issued an adverse opinion on the ministry’s financial statements, drawing particular attention to the chaos in the accounting for the national heritage and the lack of transparency in subsidies.
The authorities are set to determine the most suitable management model for Chișinău International Airport, which is currently experiencing the best period in its history and generating record revenues. Furthermore, a possible re-concession of this strategic state asset – which has been the subject of intense speculation recently – is not being considered.
In Moldova, discussions are underway regarding the consolidation of bus and railway stations and their transfer to the management of local authorities. In the first phase, this reform may affect the towns of Ungheni and Strășeni.
The Public Property Agency (APP) is preparing legislative amendments concerning the remuneration of managers of state-owned enterprises and members of boards of directors. The announcement was made by the agency’s director, Ion Dodon, who acknowledges that in some cases the remuneration paid has exceeded the bounds of common sense.
Hundreds of taxi drivers in Moldova were not included in the tax returns of the companies through which they worked. This came to light following inspections by the State Tax Service. As a result, taxi companies added 326 drivers to their records and declared nearly 873,000 lei in taxes and compulsory contributions.
At its meeting on 6 November, the Central Electoral Commission of Moldova approved applications from a number of foreign diplomatic missions to accredit their representatives for the elections of the Bashkan and deputies to the People’s Assembly of the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia. In total, observer mandates were approved for 32 people.
Moldovans living abroad will not be obliged to return to the Republic of Moldova in the event of a state of siege or a state of war being declared. The draft law currently under public consultation does not provide for the forced return of citizens from the diaspora, nor does it provide the authorities with mechanisms to implement such a measure. These clarifications were provided by the Minister of Defence, Anatolie Nosatîi
