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Wednesday, October 28, 2026
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Minister Admir Šahmanović has blocked the election of three deputy directors at the state energy utility, EPCG. The appointments are waiting on a Ministry of Finance opinion that has yet to arrive, an intervention in state-enterprise governance that suggests the treasury is not yet ready to sign off on the picks.
Public sector discipline is having a busy week. The director of the state broadcaster, RTCG, has filed an ethics complaint against a journalist over their public statements, while the national Clinical Center has opened disciplinary proceedings against a group of doctors. The medics’ offense was allegedly taking a cruise, a trip flagged to the hospital by the anti-corruption agency.
A tragedy in Nikšić has seen an autopsy ordered for a young boy killed in an accident involving a work machine. Elsewhere, the anti-corruption agency met with the French ambassador to discuss its expanding jurisdiction, while environmental analysts noted that despite the rhetoric, the country still lacks a genuine green party.
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The election of three deputy directors for the state energy company EPCG has been stopped by Minister of Energy and Mining Admir Šahmanović, who is awaiting an opinion from the Ministry of Finance before further decisions are made. This indicates a new phase of ministerial oversight in the company's governance.
Pobjeda:
Šahmanović Stops Election of Three EPCG Deputy Directors, Awaiting Ministry of…
The Ministry of Finance has not yet provided its opinion, which is one of the steps preceding decision-making regarding the appointment of three deputy directors for the energy company EPCG.
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Boris Raonić, the Director General of RTCG, has filed a complaint against journalist Vujotić with the Ethics Committee regarding public statements made by the journalist. This action follows a recent court decision that annulled Vujotić's transfer within RTCG as unlawful.
Vijesti:
Raonić reports Vujotić to the Ethics Committee: Director General of RTCG filed…
Director General of RTCG, Raonić, has filed a complaint against Vujotić with the Ethics Committee regarding public statements made by journalists.
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The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) has started disciplinary proceedings against doctors who participated in a cruise. This action was taken based on a recommendation from the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK) to determine the responsibility of the involved employees.
Vijesti:
Disciplinary action against doctors for cruise: KCCG followed ASK's…
The Clinical Center of Montenegro (KCCG) has initiated disciplinary proceedings against doctors who participated in a cruise, following a recommendation from the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK).
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The meeting of the EU-Montenegro Stabilization and Association Parliamentary Committee (POSP) has commenced today. Kristina Braletić, Director of the Agency for Prevention of Corruption (ASK), met with the French Ambassador to discuss how expanded jurisdictions will enhance ASK's role in maintaining the integrity of public functions, ahead of the POSP meeting.
Antena M:
POSP Meeting Begins Today
The meeting of POSP commences today.
Antena M:
Braletić with French Ambassador: Expanded Jurisdictions Further Strengthen…
Braletić met with the French Ambassador to discuss how expanded jurisdictions will enhance the Agency for Prevention of Corruption's role in maintaining the integrity of public functions.
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Vlado A. Lubarda asserts that Montenegro does not possess genuine ecological parties, and discussions surrounding environmental issues are often reduced to superficial rhetoric, highlighting a gap in serious environmental political engagement.
Antena M:
Montenegro Lacks Authentic Green Parties, Environmental Issues Superficial
Lubarda states that Montenegro does not have genuine ecological parties, and environmental topics are reduced to superficial rhetoric.
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Despite its natural beauty, Montenegro needs strategic vision and significant investments to fully realize its potential and become a leading luxury tourism destination on the Adriatic coast.
CDM:
Montenegro can become a leading luxury tourism destination
Montenegro's natural beauty is insufficient for luxury tourism; vision and investments are needed for it to become a leading destination on the Adriatic.
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