Montenegro’s economic planners face a critical decade. EU membership will not only open markets but also expose the economy to stricter competition. To thrive, Montenegro must…
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Montenegro’s Minister of Energy and Mining, Admir Šahmanović, said that there are no plans to increase electricity prices, emphasizing that maintaining system sustainability while keeping prices…
The Chamber of Economy of Montenegro organized, for the first time, a national startup pavilion at Web Summit 2025, one of the world’s leading technology events…
Kotor-based company Benaba plans to build a five-star tourist complex, Verona Garden Resort, in Tivat. The project will cover nearly 2.6 hectares, with a total built-up…
The Montenegrin Employers’ Union (UPCG) criticized the proposed amendments to the Law on Internal Trade submitted by MPs from the Europe Now Movement (PES), arguing that…
The Pensioners’ Movement of Montenegro organized a protest in Bijelo Polje, where participants demanded equal rights for former workers from the northern region, accusing the government…
Montenegro’s electricity distribution company CEDIS reported a profit of over €3 million in the first nine months of 2025, which is €6.4 million higher compared to…
Spanish low-cost airline Vueling will begin operating the Tivat–Barcelona route earlier next year — starting from March 31, three months ahead of this year’s schedule, the…
Passenger transport in Montenegro recorded growth in road, local road, and air traffic during the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year,…
The average household electricity bill in Montenegro for October 2025 amounted to €32.21, according to data from the Montenegrin power utility EPCG. Households consumed 117.4 million…
