Micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Montenegro will gain improved access to financing through a new partnership between the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development…
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By 2035, Montenegro has become a country that confounds the assumptions once attached to small states. What was historically seen as a vulnerable, tourism-dependent micro-economy has…
As the government and private investors rapidly expand infrastructure projects on Bjelasica—including new hotels, ski slopes, and luxury accommodation—questions are growing about whether climate change will…
Across Europe, the movement of people is changing. No longer defined solely by work visas, corporate transfers, or political migrations, a new form of mobility is…
Montenegro stands at a historic inflection point. For a decade and a half, the country has been treated as the Western Balkans’ most consistently pro-European aspirant,…
Montenegro is not a large economy by any global metric. With a population of just over 600,000, it exists somewhere between a European microstate and a…
In an era when entrepreneurs, remote founders, and global investors can choose their business base almost anywhere in the world, small countries must compete creatively. They…
The Adriatic Sea, once considered a quiet maritime corridor at the fringes of Europe’s strategic vision, has re-emerged as a frontline of geopolitical competition. Shifting global…
Montenegro stands today at a pivotal point in its modern history — a small country preparing for a much larger role. By 2035, Montenegro will no…
Montenegro’s labour market stands at the cusp of a major transformation driven by automation, artificial intelligence, remote work, demographic shifts, and the country’s integration into the…
