AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBorder Crunch: Almost 40,000 travellers entered Montenegro from Croatia in 24 hours, with 39,747 people and 12,079 vehicles crossing mainly via Debeli Brijeg, while far fewer headed back into Croatia. Local Impact: In Konavle, the gridlock left mountains of rubbish—over eight cubic metres collected—after hours-long queues near the Croatia-Montenegro border. Blame Game at the EU Level: Croatia’s interior minister said the bottleneck was driven by seasonal travel and the mix of travellers using Karasovići, while Croatia’s PM pointed to holiday exodus and Europe’s Entry/Exit System (EES) slowing processing. EU Security Reform: Montenegro’s parliament adopted revised laws on internal affairs and the national security agency, with EU backing and changes aimed at strengthening oversight of covert surveillance. Migration Shockwave: Across Europe, the Ceuta crisis continues to trigger Schengen and border-control disputes, with Italy pushing EU migrant hubs and Montenegro named among potential locations. Sports & Culture: Montenegro is listed in the FIBA U18 Women’s EuroBasket 2026 group, and the UEFA Nations League calendar was also highlighted for the coming international break.
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