Montenegro’s labour landscape is undergoing one of its most active periods in recent years, with developments that cut across public-sector restructuring, state-owned enterprise dynamics, economic-activity indicators…
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Montenegro has long relied on hydropower to ensure its domestic electricity supply, but climate variability, rising demand and European market shocks are pushing the country into…
Montenegro is approaching a turning point. With EU membership on the horizon, the country’s tourism-driven coastal economy must confront environmental standards far stricter than anything applied…
Montenegro’s energy sector sits at the intersection of national priorities, regional integration and global environmental obligations. Local news in recent days, particularly through MINA Business, has…
The Port of Bar has returned to the centre of Montenegro’s economic narrative. After years of underutilisation, political uncertainty and intermittent investment cycles, the country’s main…
Montenegro’s latest foreign-trade results, published this week by MONSTAT and widely covered by MINA Business, offer one of the clearest snapshots of the country’s economic structure…
Montenegro has entered a delicate yet promising phase in its economic trajectory as the government prepares to present the 2026 national budget. The document, expected to…
Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), Montenegro’s state-owned electricity company, reported a cash position of €49.6 million at the start of 2025 — an important snapshot of the…
The expression of interest from a Slovenian company in the future of Željezara Nikšić has revived public discussion about Montenegro’s industrial prospects. Željezara, once a major…
Montenegro’s housing market has recorded another sharp increase, with prices for newly built dwellings rising around 20 percent year-on-year in the latest quarter. This surge reflects…
