Montenegro

EU moves forward with drafting Montenegro accession treaty

Valentina Dimitrievska in Skopje April 23, 2026

EU member states approved the creation of a working group to draft Montenegro's accession treaty.

Western Balkans risk losing €700mn in EU funds over delayed reforms

Tatyana Kekic in Belgrade April 21, 2026

The European Union has warned Western Balkan countries they risk losing more than €700mn in growth package funding unless stalled reforms are accelerated.

Montenegro and Albania urged to make the case for EU membership as 2030 target looms

IntelliNews April 14, 2026

Western Balkan frontrunners Montenegro and Albania must do more to convince sceptical EU member states of their value or risk delays to their 2030 accession ambitions, a Carnegie Europe paper says.

EU enlargement rethink as divisions emerge among key member states

bne IntelliNews March 29, 2026

Ukraine has dominated recent discussions, but a new DGAP paper argues Montenegro and Albania are closest to membership and should receive greater attention.

Montenegro selects Hungary’s 4iG Group for €54mn ICT and data centre projects

bne IntelliNews March 26, 2026

Montenegro has chosen Hungary’s 4iG Group to implement large-scale ICT projects aimed at modernising law enforcement technology and establishing a state-of-the-art data centre.

Middle East conflict fallout to slow growth, push up inflation in Emerging Europe and Mediterranean region, EBRD says

bne IntelliNews March 26, 2026

Development bank says economic fallout is already spreading, through higher energy and fertiliser costs, damage to tourism and higher debt-servicing costs.

Montenegro's president calls talks to resolve political crisis that threatens to derail EU bid

Valentina Dimitrievska in Skopje March 18, 2026

Jakov Milatovic warned the ongoing crisis risks slowing Montenegro’s EU accession, after only two negotiation chapters have been closed this year, instead of the planned six.

Democratic decline deepens in Eastern Europe as global slide to autocracy accelerates

Clare Nuttall in Glasgow March 17, 2026

Democratic governance is under unprecedented strain worldwide, with Eastern Europe now a hotspot for backsliding, says V-Dem Institute Democracy Report.

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