Montenegro’s municipal utility companies have warned that the proposed Euro Model wage reform could increase operating costs and reduce funding for essential infrastructure, including water supply,…
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Montenegro’s proposed Euro Model wage reform could add between €600 million and €700 million to current public expenditure, according to an external estimate cited by civic…
Montenegro has provisionally closed three additional negotiating chapters with the European Union, bringing the number completed to 21 out of 33 and advancing its alignment with…
Between October 5, 2026 and October 11, 2026, 113 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Montenegro road projects raise procurement oversight concerns as regional…
Olive producers in Montenegro’s Bar region expect this year’s output of the country’s dominant žutica olive variety to decline by as much as 50%, potentially pushing…
Montenegro has inaugurated a €1.6 million agricultural services centre in Berane, bringing several public institutions serving farmers under one roof through an investment financed under the…
Montenegro has approved additional funding from the current budget reserve for the State Audit Institution (DRI), following industrial action over salaries that disrupted parts of its…
Montenegro has centralised salary administration for approximately 37,000 public-sector employees across 413 institutions, with the Finance Ministry extending the system to the Ministry of Defence and…
Montenegro has yet to meet the 90-day emergency petroleum-supply requirement, despite establishing a mandatory strategic-reserve system and beginning work to upgrade state-owned storage facilities at the…
Montenegro could increase the number of provisionally closed European Union negotiating chapters from 18 to 20 out of 33 at the EU-Montenegro Intergovernmental Accession Conference in…
