The Special State Prosecutor's Office is seeking the permanent confiscation of extensive assets from Radoje Zvicer, the convicted leader of the Kavač clan, and Milan Vujotić, a leader of the Podgorica branch of the same criminal organization. The targeted properties include residential buildings, apartments, business premises, vineyards, and armored vehicles across several Montenegrin municipalities, all believed to be acquired through criminal activities.

Vijesti: Mobster Zvicer Faces Asset Seizure

The Special Prosecutor's Office is seeking the permanent seizure of properties and vehicles from a suspected leader of the Kavak clan.

Vijesti: SDT Seeks Permanent Confiscation of Property from Vujotić

The Special Prosecutor's Office has requested the permanent confiscation of villas and commercial properties from a leader of the Podgorica branch of the Kavak clan.

A political dispute in Kotor regarding the proposed change of a swimming pool's name has been put on hold. Mayor Vladimir Jokić confirmed that there is no majority support within the local parliament for the decision, effectively shelving the issue after consultations with all political parties.

Antena M: Jokić Without Support: Six of Eight Kotor Democrats Against Pool Name Change?

A political dispute is unfolding in Kotor where six out of eight members of the Democratic party are reportedly against changing the name of a swimming pool.

Vijesti: Jokić: There is no majority to change the name of the swimming pool in Kotor…

The Mayor of Kotor Municipality said that he had spoken with all parties and that a formal proposal for a decision had never been submitted to the Assembly.

The World Bank has raised its projection for Montenegro's economic growth to 3.3 percent. Concurrently, the national airline, ToMontenegro, has been granted five new air routes, indicating expansion in the aviation sector.

Vijesti: World Bank Raises Montenegro's Economic Growth Forecast to 3.3%

The World Bank has increased its projection for Montenegro's economic growth to 3.3 percent.

Vijesti: Five Air Routes Awarded to ToMontenegro

The national airline, ToMontenegro, has been awarded five new air routes.

Montenegro is poised for potential shortcuts to EU institutions and finances if it continues its reform efforts, with the European Commission expected to present relevant documents by the end of October. Proposed amendments are also being discussed to prevent external entities from hindering the country's progress.

Pobjeda: Montenegro's shortcuts to EU institutions and finances if reforms continue

The European Commission will present documents for Montenegro, Albania, Moldova, and Ukraine by the end of October, offering potential EU access if reforms are maintained.

CKB bank has become the first financial institution in Montenegro to offer customers the convenience of opening bank accounts online.

Antena M: CKB First in Montenegro to Enable Online Account Opening

CKB bank has become the first financial institution in Montenegro to offer customers the ability to open bank accounts online.

Pobjeda: CKB first in Montenegro to enable online account opening

CKB bank has become the first financial institution in Montenegro to offer customers the ability to open accounts online.

New measures are set to take effect from July 1, 2027, which will expedite compensation for victims of violence, no longer requiring them to wait for Montenegro's EU accession.

CDM: Victim Compensation for Violence to be Expedited

Compensation for victims of violence will no longer require waiting for EU accession, with new measures set to take effect from July 1, 2027.

Questions are being raised regarding the economic viability and political sustainability of Novica Vuković's leadership at the Ministry of Finance.

Antena M: Is Novica Vuković's Position as Finance Minister Sustainable Under These…

The economic viability and political sustainability of Novica Vuković's leadership at the Ministry of Finance are being questioned.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović's visit to the Vatican, where he presented Pope Francis with a tennis racket, has sparked mixed interpretations and raised questions about diplomatic nuances.

CDM: President Milatovic's Vatican Visit Sparks Debate

Montenegrin President Milatović visited the Vatican and presented the Pope with a tennis racket, an act that has been met with mixed interpretations and has raised questions about diplomatic nuances.