AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMontenegro-EU: Montenegro received €3.4 million from the EU for public administration reform, aimed at modernising state institutions and improving services as the country pushes to close EU accession gaps. Border friction in the region: Kosovo and Montenegro-linked mountain road access remains blocked as Kosovo cites “technical issues” while Montenegro says the problem is on Kosovo’s side, leaving communities in the Lim Valley frustrated. Rule of law and enlargement: The EU’s 2026 rule-of-law report says progress is broadly positive but uneven, with Western Balkans still under scrutiny as enlargement talks continue. Airport headaches for the region: New EU border checks are causing major passport-control queues, with reports of delays affecting travellers in Montenegro and across Europe. Culture spotlight: Žabljak’s Green Montenegro International Film Festival (GMIFF) returns with 40 films and a push toward zero-waste, low-carbon event certification. Finance: OTP Bank plans to buy Baltic lender Luminor, expanding its regional footprint.
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