Montenegro’s opposition Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) has proposed raising all pensions by 30%, adding to the debate over recurring public expenditure as the country faces…
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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…
Montenegro’s state budget recorded more than €10.4 million in enforced collections during the second quarter of 2026, with several ministries and public institutions accounting for the…
Montenegro is preparing legislation that would establish a unified framework for screening foreign investment in strategically sensitive areas, expanding the scope of investment reviews beyond the…
Montenegro’s proposed foreign direct investment screening mechanism comes as the country seeks to strengthen the business environment for investment that generates employment, increases productivity and supports…
Montenegro’s government has confirmed that it has no plans to restore its former citizenship-by-investment programme, which generated more than €410 million in recorded investments, contributions and…
Montenegro’s expected provisional closure of Chapter 8 – Competition Policy during July is set to mark another step in the country’s EU accession process, while signalling…
As Montenegro approaches 2026, its economic landscape is increasingly shaped by the influences of neighboring countries Serbia, Albania, and Croatia. These nations play pivotal roles in…
In evaluating the economic policy of Spajić’s government during its first year, Prof. Dr. Vasilije Kostić, president of the Montenegrin Employers’ Association (CUP) and an economic…
The Montenegrin government’s primary focus lies in enhancing economic policies to uplift the living standards of its citizens, alongside fostering dynamic infrastructure development and implementing a…
