Montenegro’s public debt has surged by approximately €770 million from 2020 to the end of 2025, reaching an estimated €5.19 billion. This increase, while concerning for…
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As Montenegro progresses towards a more sustainable energy future, the nation is redefining its role within the regional energy landscape. Traditionally seen as a hydro-dependent electricity…
Montenegro’s Tax Administration reported gross budget revenues of approximately €632 million for the first four months of 2026, reflecting an increase of about €32 million compared…
Montenegro has solidified its status as the leading candidate for European Union accession among Western Balkan nations, having secured more than €140 million from EU funding…
Montenegro is poised to potentially secure grant financing nearing €1 billion during the 2027–2031 timeframe, as discussions with the European Union advance regarding financial frameworks linked…
Montenegro’s shift towards a comprehensive digital tax administration is facing significant hurdles, as the implementation of the Integrated Revenue Management System (IRMS) uncovers deeper inconsistencies within…
The European Union is currently addressing a complex issue regarding Montenegro’s use of the euro as it navigates the final stages of its accession process. Montenegro…
Recent data from the Central Bank of Montenegro indicates that the liquidity conditions in the country’s banking sector have strengthened as of February 2026. Total liquid…
Montenegro’s fiscal landscape at the beginning of 2026 reveals a nuanced picture, with the central government reporting a budget deficit of €124 million for the first…
Montenegro is initiating a significant overhaul of its tax regulations aimed at addressing profit shifting, aggressive tax planning, and the exploitation of offshore structures that have…
